Carl admits to nerves when he watches North Wales Crusaders
Preparing for Sunday's big top-of-the-table showdown at home to Workington Town, Forster told CruCast: 'In terms of the pressure I feel, I feel like I'm getting better.
'I do get very nervous not playing. I was never nervous as a player, I think just because you feel like you can do something about the outcome.
'But, kind of, when you get to a game day, it's pretty much all on the lads and everything is kind of took out of your hands.
'So, that's why I do get nervous, but I don't know why I'm nervous, because the boys keep delivering and I am kind of trying to become a little bit more relaxed leading up to the game and just enjoying it more.'
Crusaders will maintain their healthy three-point advantage at the top of the League One standings if they can secure a 10th triumph of the campaign on Sunday.
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