Wolves were stung several times in the second-half by VAR, with two penalties being awarded against the team and two Fulham players remaining on the pitch when they should have been sent off. Jamie Carragher felt both of these calls were ‘extremely harsh’.
After the game, Gary O’Neil gave a brilliant post-match interview on Sky Sports, where he stated that he had been to see the officials to have a conversation with them.
He was very measured and dignified, despite these decisions only being the latest in a long line of terrible calls against his side this season.
In the eyes of Cundy, O’Neil should keep this stance…
Jason Cundy says Wolves boss Gary O’Neil should remain classy amid VAR struggles
Last night on talkSPORT, Cunday was speaking about Wolves manager O’Neil after hearing him speak about the decisions that went against his side.
He was very impressed with the way he was able to keep calm considering the end result and what had happened in the match.
He said: “He’s good, Gary. Must be so frustrating. He must be incredibly angry. He’s right, those points make a huge difference. This was a side a lot of people tipped to really struggle. But they’ve been good, really good this season. They haven’t quite had the decisions going their way.
“But I think he should continue the vein that he has. He’s incredibly measured and very well spoken. He doesn’t dig out referees. You’ve seen what happened with (Mikel) Arteta. Those knee-jerk reactions can happen after a game. But I’m a big fan, he’s going places this boy.”

O’Neil went and saw the match officials after last night’s game and revealed that he had had a conversation with them about the key incidents in the game.
He shared that Michael Salisbury actually admitted the first penalty he awarded against Nelson Semedo was wrong.
O’Neil may need to start making noise
It is easy to say this when you are a pundit and not a manager who has been putting his heart and soul into a club since he walked through the door.
O’Neil has been impeccable in his interviews this season given the circumstances.
But one wonders if it’s now time for him to start making a bit more noise, even though it may not achieve anything.
O’Neil has been brilliant speaking amid all these horrendous decisions but nothing is changing and so one wonders if we might start seeing a bit more fire from the Wolves boss going forward.
He did allude to that last night when he spoke about having ‘two options’ of how to proceed.