The handball decision that went against us against Spurs? The ball that touched Laportes hand, and changed path to Jesus? The goal that according to the law was rightfully disallowed, since it has been stated that goals with handballs in the build-up is going to be chalked off to remove all doubt? The very same law, that I argued for that I didn't like, but anknowledged has been practitioned the whole season?
Yes I did say that I though Oliver saw it and contacted VAR. That might not have been the correct turn of events. VAR did check it though like they do every goal, even screamers from midfield. And the ball, unfortunately for us hit his hand. Or in your opinion it didn't?
I also got banned from that thread because my opinion was deemed trolling. But factual arguments, no matter how wrong or right they are, can't ever be called trolling. Trying to hound people off calling them liars without backing it up, that is very much trolling though.
So go on then, where did he lie? And can you prove it?