Can anyone really explain the offside rule to someone who doesn't watch football (soccer)
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Can anyone really explain the offside rule to someone who doesn't watch football (soccer)
OFFSIDE With certain exceptions, a player in an offside position becomes offside if, at the moment the ball touches or is played by a teammate, the player, in the opinion of the referee, is involved in active play by:
[*]Interfering with play, or[*]Interfering with an opponent, or[*]Gaining an advantage by being in that offside position.
Ok I edited this :)
Tell me you wrote that yourself, even if it isn't true.
A girl could understand that.
I searched for it ;)
It's flippin good.
If a player grabs the buttocks of and kisses the mouth of and tears the jersey from the back of a player on his own team after such player has scored a GOOOOOOOOOAL !!!......THAT is offside ! :P
You've taken that too far.
So do they....I've seen it ! :lol:
no-one has actually said what an "offside position" actually is. check this link out
Offside Rule
it has ickle diagrams for the uninitiated.
A more in depth view of offside can be found here Alternative Website
Brilliant.
Sorry BOT, this link may be better.
Another alternative would be to download the "Laws of the Game" pdf file from the FIFA website, and get the good straight from the horses mouth so to speak.
FIFA - Fancy Institute of Football Actors (or something like that :P )
PS - it's actually Fédération Internationale de Football Association incase some people don't get a little bit of sarcasm.
What does sarcasm mean ?Quote:
Originally posted by the_faceman@21 July 2003 - 22:49
Another alternative would be to download the "Laws of the Game" pdf file from the FIFA website, and get the good straight from the horses mouth so to speak.
FIFA - Fancy Institute of Football Actors (or something like that :P )
PS - it's actually Fédération Internationale de Football Association incase some people don't get a little bit of sarcasm.
Don't worry, I'm being ironic.