Overview
- Mason says he will try to set sentiment aside and target a much-needed away win for West Brom, who have not won on the road since early October.
- Saturday’s fixture is his first competitive involvement at Hull since retiring, though he previously returned to the MKM Stadium as a television pundit.
- He retired in 2018 after suffering a fractured skull in a clash with Chelsea’s Gary Cahill in January 2017 and undergoing life-saving surgery.
- Mason credits Hull’s medical team, including club doctor Mark Waller, for crucial support during months of rehabilitation.
- West Brom sit 16th in the Championship and are five points off the play-off places, and Mason also looks to stop Hull’s current two-game winning run.