McHunt
The one and only Napoleon
Much like broncsgoat I'm not huge on replying to you pete, because getting taken to task by someone with a better memory than me isn't great fun. But in this case I'd say those three words are doing a hell of a lot of heavy lifting. Although Benny has to take his share of the blame for Newcastle, the entire club burned to the ground around him because of Tinkler's actions. I have read that Tinkler wanted to have a premiership asap at any cost as well as demanded several local players be signed even at overs, however I don't know of any direct evidence of this. It is pretty safe to say though that in his final year there the club stopped paying players on time (the team once had to refuse to get off the bus and go into a match to get paid what they were owed), stopped getting TPAs paid because local businesses had been burned by Tinkler not paying his bills and weren't keen on still giving their hard-earned to his football team, Tinkler was sending abusive text messages to players, some staff weren't getting paid on time to the point that Bennett himself was loaning money to guys so they could pay their bills, and if I recall correctly the new ownership group basically claimed all staff contracts were null and void and made people reapply for their jobs at lower salaries.He arrives at Newcastle and after a slow start he puts the team in the too hard category and starts recruiting a bunch of former Dragons players and legends who are easy to coach. His idea of future proofing the club is signing discards like Dane Gagai and Joseph Leilua who have bad characteristics but it doesn't matter in the short term because he can do something with them. Everything goes wrong and for once Bennett has to accept responsibility for his actions but instead of honoring the final year of his contract, he sacks himself and gets another coach released so he can come into the Broncos right as they're coming good.
Nope, incorrect. I am not sure where you got your information, but i saw this documentary called "bill and ted's excellent adventure" and napolean was short.It's a deliberate and targeted myth that Napoleon was short. Technically speaking he was slightly above average relative to his countrymen at the time.
So french inches were like the opposite of Tinder inches ?It was definitely fake news, but only adding to the deliberate misleading by the English is the historical confusion about his height being typically quoted in inches even though French inches were larger than current Imperial inches we have today.
I owe you an apology here. I DID misread what you wtote. My bad totally.Just like the whole baseball park figures discussion you appear to be missing the point. I'm not providing my opinion I'm relaying the opinion of those who criticise him for the way he leaves clubs. Of course it's skewed it's the critics connecting dots.