Selection - Wrong
GAMBLED by picking James ahead of Green and sticking with Heskey while recalling Barry after injury.

James had so little to do it made the drama of the decision seem ridiculous.

Heskey worked hard but was less effective than against the USA.

Barry was solid in defence and was subbed. So much for the gambles.

Tactics - Wrong

BARRY went straight into central midfield so Fabio could choose a more balanced side. That meant Gerrard, so effective against the Yanks, lost his role at the heart of things.

Rooney is known to dislike playing as part of a front two but was again partnered with Heskey and looked totally lost and dispirited.

Substitutions - Wrong

WITH England short of ideas and pace, Capello chose to replace Lennon with Wright-Phillips which added nothing new to the shape and set-up.

Withdrawing 'Big Man' Heskey forced England to keep the ball on the ground - until, with seven minutes left, on came the ultimate 'Big Man' in Crouch.

Motivation - Wrong

THE Italian boss was out of his seat screaming instructions after only two minutes and that set the tone for the match.

But whatever he was saying the players didn't seem to hear him.

Capello's half-time rages have become a feature of recent games - but maybe the shock factor has gone?

Verdict - Wrong

THE flawless reputation and aura of invincibility he brought in the wake of the Wally with the Brolly is now consigned to history.

Poor selections, poor motivation and another flat, turgid display make you wonder if Capello has lost the plot completely.

Could go down in history as our most unsuccessful boss at a World Cup.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/worldcup2010/3020695/Fabio-Capello-had-a-stinker-against-Algeria.html#ixzz0rJGmYh00

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Child: No
Judge: Why?
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Child: No
Judge: Why not?
Child: He beats me too.
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