ErlingHaaland
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Why was none of the VAR decisions shown in the ground yesterday ? Sit at home and see what’s happening or sit in the stadium and be kept in the dark !
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BerkshireBlue
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you need to check the rules of footballCan’t be offside if the ball goes backwards or sideways ffs
inchy14
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If ball comes backwards to you then you can’t be offside.you need to check the rules of football
BerkshireBlue
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lol like I said read the rules.If ball comes backwards to you then you can’t be offside.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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This situation is just bloody disgraceful. Whilst waiting for the rubric to appear on the screen - Checking possible offside - I thought we should be fuckin' well seeing in slow motion what happened, and not just being told basically that the check is over and yer can all fuckin' well sit down now. Football is light years behind other sports, but that's what yer get when fuckin' dinosaurs are in charge of the asylum.Why was none of the VAR decisions shown in the ground yesterday ? Sit at home and see what’s happening or sit in the stadium and be kept in the dark !
Andy TheCatalyst Morrison
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But what advantage are you getting from your head being “offside”? The only benefit to being in an offside position is so that you can get to the ball quicker, hence it doesn’t really make sense to call your shoulder or your head offside. I know that’s not what the law says but the law’s an ass on thisWell your feet could be onside, but your head offside.
Using your foot position theory the player could head a goal and not be offside?
Can you imagine the uproar that would cause?
Alan Harper's Tash
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You can if you are ahead of the ball and run back to get it.If ball comes backwards to you then you can’t be offside.
inchy14
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Think the phrase ‘back to you’ means you’re behind the ball lol.You can if you are ahead of the ball and run back to get it.
Alan Harper's Tash
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It would be back to you because you’ve run back to get it.Think the phrase ‘back to you’ means you’re behind the ball lol.
The direction of the pass is irrelevant to an offside. The position of the ball in relation to the player is the relevant aspect.
inchy14
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I meant backwards and I’m pretty sure you know that as we’re all talking about the goal in last night’s game…It would be back to you because you’ve run back to get it.
The direction of the pass is irrelevant to an offside. The position of the ball in relation to the player is the relevant aspect.