Tottenham assistant boss Cristian Stellini believes Fraser Forster will bring a different set of skills in goal to injured captain Hugo Lloris.
Lloris, 36, is set to miss out on six to eight weeks of football following a knee injury sustained late on in Tottenham's win against Manchester City on Sunday. That means 34-year-old experienced ex-England international Forster will come into the side for a crucial run of games in the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup.
"We trust in him and he knows, because it's not the first game he’s going to play. With your behaviour, with your relationship you create with him you can transfer to him that you trust in him. This is what we do during all the season," said Stellini of Forster.
