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WOLVES supporters have called on their counterparts at other top-flight clubs to lobby in favour of scrapping VAR.
The Black Country club issued a statement on Wednesday confirming they supported the removal of VAR and had submitted a resolution to trigger a vote at the Premier League’s annual general meeting on June 6.
The Wolves 1877 Supporters Trust said it was “incredibly pleased” by the stance taken by the club and added: “VAR has taken the enjoyment out of the game we all know and love with such little benefit.
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