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Lifer
I don't understand why anybody would think that it was offside.
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I don't understand why anybody would think that it was offside.
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/lol american football nubs
Anyway, offsides are one of the most retarded football rules, its just completely pointless... If a team managed to get into that kind of situation, why deny them the goal?
Im guessing this rule was set in place so that you dont have a player constantly camping the opposite team for an easy goal, but I can think of better ways this could be done
lolirony?/lol american football nubs
Anyway, offsides are one of the most retarded football rules, its just completely pointless... If a team managed to get into that kind of situation, why deny them the goal?
Im guessing this rule was set in place so that you dont have a player constantly camping the opposite team for an easy goal, but I can think of better ways this could be done
lolirony?
Without the offside rule, the game would turn into a mess of cherry-picking and dumping long balls. I much prefer a possession game that actually takes skill.
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soccer would be shit without offsides
His stupid teammates should have warned him that the enemy was standing right behind him.
This was going to my first comment, too.
Also, though I rarely watch soccer, I have seen this happen often enough that all goalies should always check behind them before putting the ball down like that.
Plenty of blame to go around.
That being said, given the extreme value of goals in soccer, since they are so rare, this type of thing should not be allowed, IMO.
MotionMan
Better yet, goalie check surroundings first?
Also, though I rarely watch soccer, I have seen this happen often enough that all goalies should always check behind them before putting the ball down like that.
Not exactly true, if the offensive player sends a pass and it's deflected by the defense, it can still be offside. Intent is what matters.
I used to be a linesman for youth soccer as well as having played it as a centre midfielder, centre back, and goalie so I am well acquainted with the offside rule. As a goalie I have had occasion to step up and play the offside trap to get a call, and as a linesman I have made the call where there was one defender behind the attacker but the goalie wasn't. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen.
Eh, it's semantics. Yes, the pass is the event that is called, but the point was that offside can't be nullified by a defender's deflection or similar.It would be offside at the point of the pass, BEFORE the defense touched it, not after.
You wanted to disallow it.
