Next minute you're finding the back door because the real Fabio's put the wrong substitutes on and England are two-nil down".
He has been condemned for being overcautious, employing the wrong tactics, using the wrong substitutes and taking only four strikers one of whom, the 17-year-old Theo Walcott, was apparently there just to watch and learn - presumably how not to do it.
Just the other night, ABC World News, lacking video of the actual fireball of a high-school lab experiment gone explosively wrong, substituted file footage of chem-lab fireballs that had been recorded.
The union said it was wrong to substitute inmate labor for union workers.
The time has come to withdraw the false and dangerous 2007 report, to admit it was wrong, and substitute an intelligent, honest, objective and up to date report on how close Iran now is to being able to construct a deliverable nuclear bomb.
But then — in just the last few decades — came a revolution in academe that killed off the poet who could do no wrong and substituted, using evidence gathered from painstaking textual analysis, a man of many second thoughts (usually, it was felt, superior ones).
Difficulty retrieving words and substituting wrong words ("chicken" for "kitchen").
Torquay boss Paul Cox was sent to the stands after the "wrong player" was substituted in their loss to Woking.
"Blood & Oil" has been shot in the real world — the wrong real world, substituting the photogenic muscular mountains of Utah for the comparatively featureless plains of central North Dakota — without managing to look real at all.
90 These attributes lead to greater complexity in analytically assessing the value of ordering a diagnostic test, even if familiar qualitative estimates (eg, the 'chagrin' of making the wrong choice) are substituted for less familiar quantitative calculations of net benefit.
