The Whites suffered a bruising 3-0 defeat at Brighton and Hove Albion on Saturday, and with an important game at Nottingham Forest to round off the latest block of matches, Farke wants his players in the right frame of mind.
Stach has lost his place for the last two matches to Ao Tanaka, who was critical of his own performance after the win over West Ham United, his first start since a knee injury at Arsenal in August.In an interview in his homeland, German Stach admitted it was the right time to take him out of the firing line after recent injuries left him mentally unable to deal with the intensity of the Premier League.After breaking my little finger, I also broke a rib against Tottenham,” he told Kicker magazine. “I initially tried to keep playing but you definitely feel an injury like that.
“It was mostly a mental thing, because I automatically held back in challenges. The coaching staff still wanted me on the bench.
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