The discussion began badly, with the mayor accusing the soldiers of having killed innocent townspeople.
In 1929, American track star Charlie Paddock stated that Brundage and other sports officials were making money for the AOC by using him as a gate attraction, while treating him badly; Brundage shot back accusing Paddock of "untruths" and "sensationalism of the rankest sort".
Asprey felt badly let down, accused the board of making him a scapegoat and said that the strain of the job had come close to breaking his own health.
But it ended badly because Shankly accused the club's board of reneging on a bonus promise for the players should the team finish in the top three.
The optics play especially badly if the accused can't even get his wife to be present for the meat of the prosecution's case.
Greece's merchant marine minister has accused the survivors of a fatal migrant boat sinking of changing their accounts of the incident, initially saying the Greek coastguard saved them but later accusing it of badly mishandling the rescue operation.
The IRA badly wanted to kill Percival, accusing him of running what they called the 'Essex Battalion Torture Squad'.
School districts have won a PR war, he said, casting blame on unions for protecting bad teachers and accusing them of resisting badly needed reform.
In the end, he chose a single ex-beauty queen to run, while accusing other parties of favouring "smelly" and "badly dressed" candidates.
He is being second-guessed from Athens to London and accused of badly misreading the markets.
