Celtic manager Neil Lennon has said that he hopes Fraser Forster's involvement with the England national team is more than a "short-term thing".
The goalkeeper made his Three Lions debut on Friday night as England lost 2-0 to Chile at Wembley.
However, Lennon believes that Forster should not be too down about that result and wants him to make himself a permanent member of the squad.
"I am delighted Roy Hodgson gave him the chance and I just hope that he is not too disappointed at the result," BBC Sport quotes Lennon as saying.
"Hopefully he can kick on from that as I don't want it be a short-term thing."
Earlier Forster told of how his debut was an "inspiration".
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Gary Peters
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