Paul Gascoigne told the News of the World: "I feel strong right now. For me personally, it's a big challenge. It's whether the players want to join me in that challenge.
"I never knew when I'd get back into football. I want to take the club forward and I want the players to develop. I will give commitment to the club.
"Going to a club like this does not bother me one bit. I love this type of football. It is not flash and the players won't be flash.
"I will get the same publicity at Garforth as if I was at a Premier League club and I don't want the players to get carried away with it.
"I am excited. I can't wait to get in and get started - but of course I will be nervous."
Owner Simon Clifford, who bought Garforth in 2003, has taken the club into the headlines before when he recruited former Brazil internationals Socrates and Careca, who each played in one match.
Steve Nichol took over as Garforth manager this summer after Clifford stepped down to focus on other aspects of his business.
Nichol confirmed he has known about the possibility of Gascoigne's appointment for a couple of weeks.
How long will it last? Probably as long as it takes for Gazza to open a can of lager.
This is nothing more than a publicity stunt and Clifford should hang his head in shame!