LTLF (lost that loving feeling) is an independent website and discussion forum dedicated to Nottingham Forest Football Club. It was launched in 1999 and has operated under various guises since then. During the 2005/06 season the website also operated a fanzine. At the end of that season updates to the main site stopped but the site was relaunched in the present format in September 2008 under the guidance of new editor Peter Blackburn.

Early days

The site was founded in October 1999 by Alex Walker and Mark Ingram as a place for their inane ramblings and general silliness. It has evolved since then with contributions from dozens of Forest fans. Alan Fisher has been running the LTLF Forum since March 2004.

The name of the site is taken from the the number one hit You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ by The Righteous Brothers which has been adopted as a Forest anthem used to taunt the opposition fans.

2008/09 and beyond

The current LTLF is a collaborative site with free membership and no editorial policy. The aim is to provide Forest fans with a place to record their thoughts about the latest goings on at the City Ground and provoke free debate about the club, as well as have a bit of fun along the way.

During the 2008/09 season, LTLF and its members are official shirt sponsors of Forest striker Robert Earnshaw.

LTLF supported the Brian Clough Statue Fund since it began in June 2005 and contributed more than £5,000 towards a statue of the great man in Nottingham city centre. Click here for information about the Brian Clough Statue.

More info

See a history of LTLF, media coverage and awards and read the archives of the old LTLF site.

LTLF is powered by WordPress and uses an original design by the LTLF team. LTLF is hosted thanks to the genorosity of www.findmeweb.co.uk.

All content on this site is the original work of the authors and is copyright of LTLF, 1999-2008, unless otherwise stated. All views expressed are those of the individual authors and it’s fairly obvious we are not in anyway affiliated with Nottingham Forest FC, unless you count the fact that we are the poor buggers who put our hard-earned into the club week-in, week-out.