Inspectors also said the council ended contracts with commissioned partners in a "shambolic" way with staff not having any printers or computers for weeks.
The champs' response was at times, shambolic – littered with errors, comedic turnovers and an unfathomable number of missed lay-ups.
The rest of the season continues in similarly shambolic fashion, with Oyston and Riga apparently no longer talking to each other.
For the first time, Marshall wrote songs that matched her capabilities as a singer, and in a mode — classic Southern soul — utterly unlike the shambolic rock with which she had begun her career.
But music was his primary obsession, and, after a shambolic stint with his first band, the Vultures, by 1974 he was beginning to create ripples across west London with his raucous R&B unit, the 101ers.
Then there'll be a clever one, called "Brains" or "The Prof", physically shambolic but with a knowledge base that would prove handy if sitting the fellowship exam for All Souls.
The humiliation in Turin on Tuesday has effectively wrecked the defence of the European Cup, the holders defensively shambolic and with Di Matteo's decision to omit Fernando Torres from his starting lineup politically sensitive.
So, for all the stuff you have in common, it's extraordinarily difficult to have a friendship with a girl that's on emotional par with your shambolic, fighty, fun, sexy-flirty friendships with men.
The film culminates at the Oscars, which looks like a shambolic school play with perms.
OUTSIDERS often have fixed ideas of Poland: a big, poor country with shambolic governments, dreadful roads and eccentric habits.
