He was guilty of poor tradecraft, refusing, for example, to vary his dead drop sites.
Wales were guilty of poor discipline at times, yet they proved a major threat with ball in hand, pushing for a fourth try deep inside the second quarter.
Alabama committed five penalties, was guilty of poor clock management in the first half and once had too many players on the field.
At the other end Helguson was guilty of poor finishing as he headed over twice in quick succession from crosses by Young and Barton as the interval approached.
At worst, he is guilty of poor judgment in picking friends, such as General Rito Alejo del Rio, who was accused by a subordinate officer of links with paramilitaries in Antioquia.
Pursley also told me, "I believe Lavelle was guilty of poor judgment, but Nixon enhanced the issue by saying, 'Do what you need to do.' That's what's wrong with us today.
The regulator was also highly critical of the price comparison websites used by some people to buy an annuity, saying that every one of the 13 sites it looked at was guilty of poor practices.
While Iraq has often been guilty of poor management, American authorities have repeatedly failed to ask Iraqis what sort of projects they needed and have not followed up with adequate training.
The committee's chair, Labour MP Margaret Hodge, said the BBC was "far too complacent" about the risks inherent in the project and said the BBC Trust, chaired by Lord Patten, "demonstrated similar complacency" and was guilty of "poor oversight".
Spokesman Jason Clarke says: 'The 260,000 former Bank of Scotland customers will actually be seeing a rate rise from 0.15percentto0.35percentr cent and all customers have been invited to have a savings review.' And it's not just the big players that are guilty of poor rates that fail to beat inflation.
