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what is exact definition of "offside"
| gold very tactful crackhouse international law enforcement agency | 07/20/26 |
| saffron trump supporter indian lodge | 07/20/26 |
| gold very tactful crackhouse international law enforcement agency | 07/20/26 |
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Date: July 20th, 2026 2:50 PM Author: gold very tactful crackhouse international law enforcement agency is it *any* part of your body past *any* part of their body? (the attacker's entire body must be completely on-side of the last defender; if they're even it's offside) Or that *any* part of your body is past *every* part of their body (so it's ok for the attacker to be neutral/in-line with the last defender, but as soon as any part of his body goes past the defender it's a foul) or that *all* of your body is past *all* of their body (this would be the most defensible interpretation imo) |
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Date: July 20th, 2026 2:53 PM Author: saffron trump supporter indian lodge the second one. note that it's not a foul until a pass is made. you can hang out offside, you just have to return onside before a pass kicked to you. (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5884487&forum_id=2ﾃ｢竄ï½���„1¤77PHPSESSID=3d8e678aec504db068978830e992758d#50012408) |
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Date: July 20th, 2026 3:01 PM Author: gold very tactful crackhouse international law enforcement agency yeah that's crazy especially given that it's the opposite rule on out of bounds - the whole ball must be completely out.
who gaf if somebody's pinky (which he can't even *use* in this sport) is offside? The whole-person rule would prevent the dreaded goal camping scenario, while avoiding the kind of tactical pettifogging you see right now |