Most Overrated generals in history

[Steel God]

A valid point Warran, although that can be said of British Armies throughout history. They command, so they get the credit. Whether fair or not, it's a time honored tradition, no?

Now as for Blucher...did he help, or just seal the deal? For certain the Prussians fought for a long while upon their arrival on the field, but had decision been reached before then and the rest was going through the motions? Said another way, if Ney breaks the English center and the English retreat, does Blucher's arrival mean anything to the outcome of the battle?