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Gopher it.

To be honest, that's just a matter of whether the OP's friend and the girl are open to other people's prejudices.

What if they get stuck?

Sorry, I must have misread you. What did you mean, then? Thanks.

By the way, there's no need to catastrophise things. If relationships don't work out, that's a shame. But it doesn't follow that it will necessarily ruin people's lives. Relax.

Looks like he's thinking of her as well.

Why not a picture of Tony Cottee as well?

If there's grass on the field, let's play.

It's a general rule of thumb but not some kind of iron law. Personally, I think the OP's 'friend' should go for it. It sounds like someone younger is probably better at unlocking those emotional defences this friend has built up.

Is your friend (and this is not a dig) emotionally young for his age? If so, it could work out.