The Year in Guff: Punditry blunders of 2016

Mickey Quinn won’t collar Wayne Rooney:

The Year in Guff: Punditry blunders of 2016
Wed, 28 Dec, 2016 - 00:00

Mark Warburton cherry- picked:

“From start to finish, we were very good in parts.”

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