Good turn out by the Tampa Bay Blues today
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Exactly. Other than Mario :-) who the fuck has ever scored with their shoulder? Judge on head or foot and both were onside in Stirlings case.I’m ok with offsides being black and white decisions if the technology can handle it, even if the offside is a ridiculously close call.
What I don’t like about offsides now, and it isn’t something new to the offside rule, but it is something that has become far more prominent with VAR…the body part that the offside is given against. Sterling scores with his right foot, his right foot is 2 yards onside. He gets given offside because of his left shoulder, on a play where the ball has never left the ground.
For me, instead of all the talk of making the lines thicker/thinner blah blah blah, if you want a fairer system, judge the offside call on the body part used to score the goal.
Mr Whippy’s Nephew extreme right?Good turn out by the Tampa Bay Blues today
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A draw is a good result for me. We are still 1 point ahead and Liverpool have tougher set of remaining fixtures, all boils down to who finishes the season strongest.
That aside, these offside rules are getting ridiculous, felt like the rule has lost its original purpose. Have been complaining about this since early days of VAR. Funny thing is, on another day, Raheem's goal is probably given as onside.
Exactly my sentiments. This and previously having the 'arms out = offside' nonsense.Players being called offside because they are leaning forward is just bollcoks, that Sterling offisde should have been a goal yesterday.
They need to amend the rule to be based on the players feet, because a player being called offside merely as he is leaning forward is against the spirit of the game.
Do you think Ederson launching it straight to Allison from our kick off which they scored from 30 seconds later had no bearing on the equaliser? If you don't then fair doo's but let's not pretend thinking it did is mental or trying to wum.