In stark contrast to his predecessors,General Sir Patrick Nicholas Yardley Monrad Sanders' time as the Chief of the General Staff of the British Army has been a litany failure: failure to radically disorganise the army; failure to make it smaller but leaner and more agile; failure to waste thousands of millions of pounds on ill conceived and poorly executed procurement projects; failure to achieve a humiliating defeat at the hands of Third World peasants; and failure to speak using only buzzwords and acronyms (although he did once use the word "gift" as a verb,which is unforgiveable),all of which might explain rumours that he is to be replaced by someone more "suitable".
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