England couldn't bowl out Aus in either innings and there in lies the problem. The best shot England have of taking 20 wickets is to give Anderson the pitch he likes, and that is basically a green garden pitch. On this one he went wicketless, and England need to play more to his strengths.
Anderson in many ways reminds me of Anil Kumble. When the pitch was not to Kumble's liking he would struggle, but you give him a pitch with turn and cracks, Kumble could and would run through any side in the world. In conditions that favored spin bowling there was no bowler better than Kumble not Warne not Murali.
With Anderson its a similar story. He struggles and looks ordinary on pitches that aren't tailor made to his strengths, but once you give him conditions that he thrives in, he will run through most bating line ups of the world.
Like Kumble, Anderson is the best bowler in the world by a distance when the pitch favors his kind of bowling. You give Kumble a pitch with turn and cracks, and he would outbowl any spinner in the world on that wicket. Similarly you give Anderson a pitch with grass and lateral movement, Anderson will outbowl any one of that surface.