It doesn’t have to be. Any part of the ball overhanging any part of the line is fine.
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Present Day Football, Fans and Any Other Stuff You Hate About It!
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Dial M 4 Mercer
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I appreciate that but I’m just Old School.It doesn’t have to be. Any part of the ball overhanging any part of the line is fine.
Durutti City
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I'm with DM4M on this. If they were any good (remember, they are professional footballers, after all) at taking corners, surely they wouldn't need the ball to be overhanging the line. Not having a go (perish the thought) Norbiton. But I don't see what advantage it gives the taker.It doesn’t have to be. Any part of the ball overhanging any part of the line is fine.
To put it another way, assuming our own beloved set-piece specialists also go in for 'overhanging', what good has it done us?
East Level 2
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But being in the quadrant was never in the laws AFAIK.I appreciate that but I’m just Old School.
Absolutely loved the hatred way back. Schoolyard City against Utd fights 70s and 80sI don't miss the hatred tbh kicking off etc
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Innit,man innitAbsolutely loved the hatred way back. Schoolyard City against Utd fights 70s and 80s
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Every single bad run of results being an immediate trigger for calls of sacking the manager regardless of how successful the club has been.