Sorry, I don't understand your point."throw the ball with both hands from behind and over the head"
Not when their feet are behind the line though.
Sorry, I don't understand your point."throw the ball with both hands from behind and over the head"
Not when their feet are behind the line though.
Players constantly standing off the field while releasing the ball after their hands have crossed the line aren't throwing the ball legally.Sorry, I don't understand your point.
In what sense?Players constantly standing off the field while releasing the ball after their hands have crossed the line aren't throwing the ball legally.
So long as it's thrown and not dropped it's fine.Players constantly standing off the field while releasing the ball after their hands have crossed the line aren't throwing the ball legally.
Where the feet go hasn't changed. It's been the same (part of each foot on or outside the line) since 1938, possibly earlier.In what sense?
You used to need part of both feet behind the line, then it changed to on the line. After the throw-in the ball is immediately in play, and the ball is often over the pitch when released, there is nothing against that.