Posted on Monday, 7th May 2012 by Jak Penny
It’s fair to say Alan Pardew wasn’t exactly the most popular of appointments when he was announced as the successor to Chris Hughton’s Newcastle throne in early December 2010.
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Newcastle managing director Derek Llambias has revealed that he and owner Mike Ashley still refer to the clubs stadium as St James' Park despite changing it's name last year.
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