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I’m so confused! Did the ball not go backwards?!
When it comes to the offside rule, the direction of the pass is irrelevent. A ball passed forwards, laterally or even backwards can be offside
I’m so confused! Did the ball not go backwards?!
Exactly this. So not only did they take an age to make a decision they still got it wrongBut the ball didn’t go forward and there was more than s as hint of s nick off a defender, each of which would rule out offside.
But they showed the pic of Emerson and Kane. It has to involved Kane somehow.It must be emerson off, it's the only thing.
Just because it hits an opposition player it doesn't mean it's automatically onside.
I think he was onside but your point isn't relevant.
I am pretty sure, by the letter of the law, it was offside.The goal was onside but they ruled it offside.
it has to be Emerson offside when Perisic. Kane sure looked onside for two reasons - off the defender and behind the ball.
Given that the ball arrived at Kanes feet via their defender, that kind of proves Emerson headed the ball backwards and as such Kane cannot have been offside. Unless there is some massively obscure sub-rule that I've missed.
Maybe, but score in the 70 mins prior and you’re not so bothered about a last minute goal being chalked off.But hey, we fought back and got the winning goal legitimately. It's a goal chalked off by incompetency. What's before 70 minutes can be for another discussion.
Did you watch the first half? Holy fuck, against the 4th team in Portugal, up until the last 30 mins we were fucking beyond shitthe fuck are you on about
The direction on the ball is irrelevantI have a feelign they were looking at the wrong thing and not at the ball going backwards, too obsessed with the lines
But what I dont know is if you can be offside ahead of the ball but the ball is played backwards and reboiunds off a fucking defender. I mean it is common sense to say no, but ... ya know, common sense aint so common
Indeed. He has to be playing or attempting to play the ball and he wasn't.If I remember correctly it has to be a deliberate action from the defender for it to then be deemed onside.
But that’s irrelevant as Dier didn’t score itHad Dier scored with his header and TBH my dead grandmother would have converted that, VAR would have been irrelevant later on.