The press had him "damn near all wrong".
His agency had offices throughout the building, but for some reason, on that day, he had not gone near the wrong side.
Wasps, near the wrong end of the league and suffering in the Heineken Cup, went into this game with a chance of making the semi-finals.
But Madame Sarkozy, like us, is a femme mortal, too, and her selections, made as a former supermodel neared the wrong side of 40, are certainly a reflection of that.
Regarding Ipswich's current plight, Higginbotham said: "I think it's important in the situation that the club's in at the moment near the wrong end of the table that we don't get down about it.
Kyle Eastmond's near-fumble wrong-footed the defence and Semesa Rokoduguni had a clear run to the line only to be hauled down by Jamie Elliott.
It all goes wrong near Windy Gyle, or Split the Deil, as it's also known.
"For households, the signs of an economic slowdown are notable by their absence," admitted governor Mark Carney, struggling to explain why the Bank of England's forecast in August that short-term growth in the UK economy would come to a near standstill was wrong by an embarrassing margin.
5 On May 8, their plans and Malcolm's tumultuous life were cut short after a bar scam they fell for went horribly wrong near the Plaza Garibaldi.
5 On May 8, their plans – and Malcolm's tumultuous life – were cut short after a bar scam they fell for went horribly wrong near the Plaza Garibaldi.
