Meanings of complete shambles in English

Anyway, it's all a complete shambles and Hoggard should be ashamed of himself.

And the new junior cycle is a complete shambles.

Others described the scenes of fans packed outside the venue as a " complete shambles".

We looked a complete shambles, but we're two goals better off with Bolton getting a good hiding.

Italy were deserved champions in 2006; a complete shambles this time round, finishing bottom of a low-quality group.

Slovenia are otherwise a complete shambles.

It's a complete shambles, absolutely ridiculous.

Elsewhere, contact tracers have spoken of difficulties accessing the government system, describing it as a " complete shambles".

He called the situation a " complete shambles".

The deck was a complete shambles: the wounded were carried below, friends and foes alike, though the dead Frenchmen were hove overboard at once.

The only slight hiccup happened at around 2.30pm, when the festival's sole entrance gate turned into a complete shambles.

The elections had been a " complete shambles", said Labour, accusing the Conservative-led government of wasting the 75 million pound cost of running the polls.

The elections had been a " complete shambles", said opposition Labour, accusing the Conservative-led government of wasting the 75 million pound cost of running the polls.