General Wolves News

[Jinky]

Julen sounds like he might get a fine (hopefully not a ban!) for allegedly squaring up to MGW at the end of the game the other night.

 

[Kenny]

Wolves founded on this day back in 1877 (according to Twitter).

Some days we were founded in 1876 though

 

[The Bear]

Podence avoids a one game ban as the 19th game of the season was played today. That was the cutoff for a 1 game ban for 5 yellows.

The next cutoff is the 32nd game and 10 yellows before then, resulting in a two match ban. Neves is currently on 7 so he'll likely get done for that again this season.

 

[Kenny]

The next cutoff is the 32nd game and 10 yellows before then, resulting in a two match ban. Neves is currently on 7 so he'll likely get done for that again this season.

Good job we have gone crazy and decided to buy a shit ton of midfielders then

 

[PuntsWolf]

Was 16 and 32 last year. No idea why 19 and 32 this year. Seems stupidly imbalanced. If you haven’t picked to 5 yellows in 19 games you’re going to do well to get another 6 In 13.

 

[Jack Regan]

According to twitter the fault relating to VAR in our cup tie against Liverpool lies with the ITV cameraman who zoomed in too early meaningful they didn't have the angle they needed.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1614393946381205504

 

[The Bear]

Laughable excuse. A load of bullshit covering their own arse.

 

[Derby Wolf]

 

[SSB]

Laughable excuse. A load of bullshit covering their own arse.

Was about to say the same thing

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

It’s a fucking lie

 

[darlowolf64]

the BBC camera clearly showed Nunes was onside but I guess that camera was zoomed in too far too!

Why can they never just admit they fucked up, apologize a and move on?

 

[The Bion]

Because they're egocentric pricks

 

[AndyWolves]

I'm confused, I didn't think they used broadcast cameras for VAR because the frame rate was too low?

 

[Tony Towner]

They are saying that it wasn't the traditional PL set up and relied on TV cameras. Seems far-fetched and even if true then why?
This report isn't new though, it's what PTS said last Monday

 

[jd1981]

Bloody ITV the same Chanell that bought us GMB, loose women, Jeremy Kyle, love island, TOWIE, TOWIC, crap fly on the wall documentaries, still keep giving Any & Dec prime time slots, cursed England coverage now they’ve fucked is over in the cup.

 

[jd1981]

If it’s true then the FA are still at fault for not having cameras in place to pick this up. It’s culpable responsibility. ITV for not having the correct cameras in place, the cameraman, the on field officials, The FA for not ensuring everything is correctly in place.
Just pinning it on one cameraman and absolving themselves of any responsibility is just cowardly.

 

[Aikiwolf]

I'm confused, I didn't think they used broadcast cameras for VAR because the frame rate was too low?

The TV commentator stated VAR was using the broadcast cameras.

 

[Alan]

Only thing I can think is that the FA Cup hasn't had VAR instituted in the same way as the Prem, which is bonkers but not terribly surprising.

 

[Derby Wolf]

Only thing I can think is that the FA Cup hasn't had VAR instituted in the same way as the Prem, which is bonkers but not terribly surprising.

Which makes it all the more farcical that it's used in Premier League stadiums and not Football League stadiums for the FA Cup.

Just fuck it off.

 

[jd1981]

The FA really showing what a btech version of an organisation they’re in comparison to the PL.