James Tavernier

Now, the first thing you do as a manager after an incident like that, and Gordon, tell me if I'm wrong here, you go in and you say to the player, did that hit your hand?

His interview there makes me think,

that Sam has said, yes, it's hit my hand, but something else has happened.

I think he maybe is suggesting it didn't hit his hand.

Surely there's a manager who's come out and said, that's one of the worst decisions because of it's not hit his hand.

Is there not various reasons though?

But that's the biggest one.

If it doesn't hit your hand at all, regardless of what's pushed, regardless of trustee being around it.

100%.

But people are now calling up and saying it hasn't hit his hand.

Every caller so far has said it hasn't hit his hand.

Exactly.

But as a manager...

I disagree with that.

And as a manager, just listen to him there.

You are coming out and you're saying that is one of the worst decisions because it hasn't hit his hand.

Now, the rest is up for debate.

How it got there.

Was it whatever else you want to say about it?

But for people calling up and saying it hasn't hit his hand, the manager would have said that in his post-match.