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“Troubling Update for Wolves Fans: Many Wolves FANS believe VAR is consistently against them, and they’ll be dismayed to discover the club’s position in the all-time VAR decisions table.”
Wolves fans were left frustrated again this weekend after the team conceded a last-minute goal to Manchester City. John Stones scored a controversial header in the 95th minute, leading to debates about whether Bernardo Silva interfered with Wolves goalkeeper José Sá during the corner kick. Ultimately, the goal stood after referee Chris Kavanagh overturned an initial offside call upon reviewing the footage.
Recent discussions on social media have highlighted Wolves’ dismal standing in the all-time VAR net score table. Over the past few seasons, Wolves have frequently seen decisions overturned by VAR, often to their disadvantage, leading many fans to feel that the system is biased against them.
As per ESPN editor Dale Johnson’s report, Wolves sit at the bottom of the VAR decisions table with a net score of -20, far below West Ham United at -7. In contrast, Brighton leads the table with a +9 score, followed by Newcastle (+6) and Manchester City (+5).
Johnson clarified that the scores reflect VAR overturns rather than points. Wolves’ position in the table underscores the bad luck they’ve faced over the past few years, a sentiment echoed by fans who have witnessed controversial calls, such as dubious penalties and disallowed goals.
Given their struggles, it’s no surprise that Wolves proposed scrapping VAR, a motion that shockingly received no support from other clubs.
