Wolverhampton Wanderers have faced criticism from a supporter after banning the fan anthem 'Liquidator' from matchdays. The decision, taken by the club, has been labelled 'woke nonsense' by one fan.
Fan reaction
The song, a long-standing terrace favourite, was prohibited due to its perceived offensive content. The move has sparked debate among the Molineux faithful, with one supporter stating bluntly, "It’s woke nonsense." The club has not yet provided a detailed public statement on the reasoning behind the ban.
On-pitch context
The controversy emerges as Wolves prepare for their next Championship fixture away to Middlesbrough on 10 October. The team's recent form has been mixed, with the last five results showing one win, one draw and three defeats. Their last outing was a 1-0 victory over West Brom, secured by a goal from Fer López, who is the club's top scorer this season with three goals in six appearances.
Raúl Jiménez remains sidelined, but the squad will be looking to build on their recent derby win. The focus now shifts to the trip to the Riverside Stadium.
Background and full detail: The Telegraph
