Should be leading by example when you’re in this sort of position, it’s not a good example to lead by. Alcatraz for this sucker
Krabsandwich on
All the nice girls love a sailor obviously but it might have been better for all concerned if he had remembered who he was.
Legendofvader on
I sense a resignation will be imminent. Got to save that juicy pension.
Top-Spinach-9832 on
I guess everyone is a subordinate in the Royal Navy if you’re the head of it.
Choccybizzle on
Shoreside? Should have done it onboard. Doesn’t count when you’ve left the wall 🤣
Adventurous_Rock294 on
He has been suspended for some time. He will be replaced
tempor12345 on
It’s weird we’re returning to this kind of puritanical pearl clutching – it sounds so 1980s NOTW.
If it’s consensual, then I’m not sure, in 2025, why employers are investigating the personal lives of employees – it’s not the 1880s.
I don’t buy the „bringing the employer into disrepute“ nonsense either, surely that is reserved for serious breaches, like child abuse, serious crimes like fraud, or equivalent?
gerhardsymons on
When Prince Andrew does it, it’s OK, but when Admiral McCheatface does it, it’s wrong?
AncientFerret119 on
Keel haul the fella, or „Flog him round the fleet“, that’ll learn him.
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Should be leading by example when you’re in this sort of position, it’s not a good example to lead by. Alcatraz for this sucker
All the nice girls love a sailor obviously but it might have been better for all concerned if he had remembered who he was.
I sense a resignation will be imminent. Got to save that juicy pension.
I guess everyone is a subordinate in the Royal Navy if you’re the head of it.
Shoreside? Should have done it onboard. Doesn’t count when you’ve left the wall 🤣
He has been suspended for some time. He will be replaced
It’s weird we’re returning to this kind of puritanical pearl clutching – it sounds so 1980s NOTW.
If it’s consensual, then I’m not sure, in 2025, why employers are investigating the personal lives of employees – it’s not the 1880s.
I don’t buy the „bringing the employer into disrepute“ nonsense either, surely that is reserved for serious breaches, like child abuse, serious crimes like fraud, or equivalent?
When Prince Andrew does it, it’s OK, but when Admiral McCheatface does it, it’s wrong?
Keel haul the fella, or „Flog him round the fleet“, that’ll learn him.