Politically it's
case of the blind leading the blind - Theresa May and her far-right Brexiteirs are in completely unchartered waters and she is drowning.
"It was certainly a
case of the blind leading the blind, but it was extremely funny," the young actor added.
So in a sense, it is a
case of the blind leading the blind, with people's lives in the balance as governments go through the process of trial and error.
If I'm honest, it was a
case of the blind leading the blind: they were complete show virgins, having had only one practice session, but with a fairly well-behaved pig - not feisty little Hamlet; to make matters worse, I'm hardly a veteran at showing, because I only started last year, and my knowledge of ring craft is negligible.
It's another
case of the blind leading the blind and someone in a dusty office in Dublin City Council keeping them selves in a job.
Believe me, this is a
case of the blind leading the blind, as the would-be messiah John Delaney knows as much about football as I do about heart surgery.
However, it was not quite a
case of the blind leading the blind when Stockton South MP Dari Taylor and Adam Lopardo, director at the Sponsors Club for Arts & Business, did the soft shoe shuffle at an event at Newcastle's Dance City.
Is that not a
case of the blind leading the blind? In the same week that Afghanistan's heroin production hit a new all-time high, the UK was marked out as one of the biggest smack consumers in Europe.
It can easily be a
case of the blind leading the blind among the dead.
With Seve not having made a cut since the old king died and Jose Maria Olazabal still unable to hit his backside with a banjo, it looks a cast-iron
case of the blind leading the blind.
That really would be a
case of the blind leading the blind.
Therefore they easily convince themselves that they are knowledgeable: 'Oh yes, I know about this; I had a half-hour briefing by the DEA.' It's really a
case of the blind leading the blind."
Perhaps it is a
case of the blind leading the blind, if that is not too offensive.
It's a classic
case of the blind leading the blind and we'll to end up with a League that caters for the chosen few who meet the criteria laid down by people who - as far as I'm concerned - haven't the slightest notion about the potential of the clubs whose future they are playing with.
