He's played onside by the dozy Boenisch but just can't pluck the ball out of the sky, allowing it to run through to Tyton.
Until recently its main activity was acquiring and sprucing up an eclectic collection of dozy cable (and some mobile) operators in countries from Israel to the Caribbean.
Mr Kingman's performance was described by committee members as "dozy" and "discourteous".
British supermarkets employ many more low-paid workers at check-out counters than foreign rivals.British consumers can also be dozy about spotting opportunities to buy cheaply, even when they do exist.
Vladimir Putin's Russia, by contrast, is a dozy resource-based kleptocracy whose customers are shifting to shale gas.
Nor did UNESCO's spectacularly dozy officials at first grasp that taking money from a grubby dictator might cast their own organisation in a dim light.
So how are these dozy bovines to grow muscles and claws?
FIRE insurance was not given much thought until the Great Fire of London alerted people to the danger of combining dozy bakers and wooden houses.
Mistakes are indeed common, but Dan Alban of the Institute for Justice, a libertarian outfit which is supporting the plaintiffs, says that the real problem is not dozy small tax preparers but the complexity of the tax code itself.
Over the last decade the boom turned bubbly, as low interest rates and reckless lending, abetted by dozy regulation, pushed up land values and caused Ireland to turn into a nation of property developers.
Mr Dimon's cost-cutting zeal is as well known as his propensity to shout down dozy managers.
