LTLF Topic: Lee Camp

Breakthrough particle, the ‘Hobbs-Boson’, discovered

LTLF Exclusive by Physics Correspondent, Ian O'Sphere
January 27, 2014
Scientists have discovered a long-theorised but previously unidentified particle that goes some way to explaining the mysteries of the footballing universe.

The Hobbs-Boson is described as a crucial element of quantum physics that allows a footballer to be in two places at once and simultaneously have two contradictory transfer statuses.

Esteemed physicist Prof. Howard Ino told us: “We were starting to doubt the existence of the Hobbs-Boson, but finally our research paid off last week when we noticed that the defender Jack Hobbs was occupying several points in space and time at once.” [...]

A sad end to Lee Camp’s Forest career

by , January 15, 2013
As Forest fans say goodbye to Lee Camp, Paul Severn reflects on the career of a goalkeeper who became an instant hero with his Pride Park penalty exploits – and tries to pinpoint where it all went wrong...

Post-Match Poem: A Tale of Two Comebacks

by , September 18, 2012
Birmingham came to disrupt Forest’s game, the passing style that has won us acclaim, and succeeded in frustrating the Reds deservedly going two goals ahead. Just when it seemed that all hope was lost McGugan played a long ball up to Cox and, though it looked impossible to control, with just two touches it was in the goal [...]