Mario Lemina has since sent a statement on social media following Wolves’ dismal loss to Bournemouth in the Premier League.
Wanderers’ league winless streak now stands at six games, as the Cherries prevailed at Molineux. With the game’s lone goal coming from Antoine Semenyo, Bournemouth moved up into the top 10, passing Wolves en route.
Wolves supporters were once again filled with frustration as they witnessed Hwang Hee-chan’s header be disqualified by VAR.
Even neutrals have been confused and incensed by the verdict that Matheus Cunha fouled Justin Kluivert during the build-up.
When Max Kilman came on late in the game, Wolves believed they had equalised once more. But Bournemouth held on despite his little offside.
Mario Lemina wrote a letter to his supporters on social media today, acknowledging that it was yet another difficult one to handle.
Mario Lemina sends message of defiance after Wolves’ 1-0 defeat to Bournemouth
The disallowed goal by Hwang has taken centre stage in the game’s post-match analysis.
For Wolves supporters who witnessed Morgan Gibbs-White shove Nelson Semedo to score a goal for Nottingham Forest that was disregarded, it was extremely soft and difficult to take.
In the end, Wolves need to take a close look at themselves despite that choice from last night. It was one of the poorest performances of the season, especially in the first half, as Gary O’Neil later stated.
It was a lacklustre effort, and given the tiny squad size, it is obvious the players are becoming a little tired now.
Mario Lemina is the first player from the Wolves to post on social media following the game last night.
And instead of mentioning the forbidden objective, he conveyed a succinct resistance message. On his Instagram Story, he posted, “We’re still hungry.” I’ll see you on Saturday at Molineux once more. collectively.
It will come as no surprise to supporters that Lemina is the first player to post on social media following the Bournemouth loss.
Lemina is someone who consistently does this, and you can see that he genuinely cares about this squad, even though some people find this kind of behaviour to be a little phoney.
Lemina chose to ignore the verdict and concentrate on the team’s performance after Wolves’ late goal against West Ham United was contentiously ruled out.
He has refrained from discussing the contentious choice once more and is eager to hear from his comrades. Once more, this is a fantastic display of leadership.
