If Farke approaches it well it’s a great deal. If he looks at it like the kid is just

joining in on a bit of a trial and the chances are that he’ll only train. If he sorts himself out then suddenly you have a massive bonus. If he doesn’t no harm done. But if he really focuses too strongly on him then it’s dangerous. Nothing worse for a coach than a player who drains your energy and wastes your time that you could be spending on the rest of the team. I’ve had a few of those. When it’s been my choice they got a couple of chances and then I got rid.

Posted By: Steve in Holland, Jan 26, 19:56:59