A JOB advert for a 'therapist' at Middlesbrough football club has gone disastrously wrong.
The second tier team in North Yorkshire posted a job description for a first team physiotherapist/therapist on the club website.
It read: "Middlesbrough Football Club is seeking to recruit a qualified Physiotherapist/Therapist to take a lead role in the rehabilitation of First Team players.
"Based at the Club's First-Class Training Ground near the beautiful village of Hurworth near Darlington, the main purpose of this role is to facilitate the assessment, treatment, rehabilitation and referrals of injuries for MFC's First Team players."
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However Boro supporter Lisa Nicole spotted a serious blunder on the mobile crop, which she shared on Twitter.
The word 'therapist' was split after the 'the' putting 'rapist' on the next line of text.
Lisa's caption said: "Oh dear, this is where spaces after / come in handy."
Several fans were left shocked with one saying: "Fix it please."
The advert for the full time role, with applications closing on July 7, has since been rectified by the club.
Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed and the salary is said to be "competitive".
Boro's promotion hopes were ended by Coventry City in the Championship play-off semi-finals last season.
The Sun has approached Middlesbrough football club for comment.
