Hull City Re-Instate Derek Llambias As NUFC MD


By Tyne-Talk
March 1 2014

Are Hull City (Tigers) extremely behind the times or predicting the future this afternoon with the mention of Derek Llambias as Newcastle Uniteds Managing Director in today's match programme?

Llambias resigned at MD of the club in June last year after the appointment of Joe Kinnear and after Kinnear had publically announced he had already gone.

He said at the time;

“I have had an incredible journey during my five years at the club, including some challenging times. I will reflect with great fondness on my time in the North East and, in me, Newcastle United have a lifelong supporter.

I want to thank the staff for their hard work, our fans for their support of the club, and wish them all well for the future."

Whilst likely to be nothing more than a printing error in today’s programme, anything could happen at Newcastle United and nobody would be surprised.

Original photo of the programme was posted on Twitter and can be seen here

Newcastle Uniteds owner Mike Ashley and Director Derek Llambias (right)

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