if a player is beyond the defence of the opposition while the pass has been made to him, he is declared offside. so this player has to be behind the defensive line of the opposition to eliminate such an advantage.
2006-06-14 20:43:46
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answered by zeeshan s 2
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i'm a lady and my daughter performed football for decades - that is what I understand about the offside rule it might want to not be complete, yet i'm satisfied with my information and may get by a recreation without being too perplexed, so i wish it facilitates gamers received't bypass the most suitable "defender" of the opposing team (not counting the goaltender) on that communities' aspect of the container. the merely time a participant may bypass the most suitable defender is that if she or he's in possession of the ball. once the participant with the ball passes that very last defender than each and every man or woman on the team may go by this "line of protection". So really, this rule prevents a team from posting a participant close to the opposing team's purpose to watch for an chance to score. the component that confuses human beings about this rule are each and each and every of the little further data which impact even if the ref calls an offsides violation or not. A participant who does not impact the play in any respect will many times not get said as for an offsides violation, so i wager that is both part of the rule of thumb by some skill or in youthful ones' football they could merely be extra lenient.. reliable success! with assistance from the way, being condescending is a positive thanks to make a lady lose HER mood.
2016-11-14 19:28:55
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answered by Anonymous
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A player is offside when he (or she) is the furthest most player up field and in the opposition half. The referee will penalise you if a teammate attempts to pass the ball to you when you are in this position. To be in an onside position, you should have at least one opposing player further up field before a teammate can pass the ball to you. The opposing player can not be the goalkeeper and must be any of the ten outfield player.
However, you may receive the ball in an offside position from a throw-in, or if an opposing player accidentally passes the ball to you. In this case the referee will allow you to receive the ball without penalty.
You can not be in an offside position in your own half, even if you happen to be the furthest most player up the pitch.
The rule is to prevent a player standing at the opposing goal-end of the pitch through the entire game and the ball simply kicked up field towards him to score, something like schoolyard football.
2006-06-14 21:00:35
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answered by Jazz Lee 1
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a player is offside if he is nearer the opponents goaline than both the ball and the SECOND last opponent at the moment the ball is played.
However a player cannot be offside from a throw in, corner kick, goal kick.
He is also not offside if he is deemed in the opinion of the referee, to be inactive i.e not interfeering with play.
He is also ONSIDE if he is in his own half of the playing field
i have been a referee for 8 years and you will be amazed at the amount of men who play the game still cant get this rule right.
2006-06-14 22:27:54
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answered by lee w 2
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When someone scores the twit with a flag in his hand either puts it up and the player is deemed to have been offside or he keeps it down and the goal stands. Then the pundits watch the replay in slow motion and decide whether the twit got it right or not.
This may seem a hap-hazard way of explaining the rule, but when you've watched as many World Cups as I have you will realise that this is as much as many of the Fifa Officials know.
2006-06-14 20:49:37
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answered by Anonymous
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when the ball is kicked towards a player and if he gets involved in the move there is no defender between him and the opponent's goalkeeper its an offside. But if the player himself dribbles and carries the ball the offside rule is not called.
2006-06-14 20:47:55
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answered by intel,cool,making fool 1
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Its really simple, if the linesman, or referee as the final arbiter,decides a player he doesn't like is offside he blows his whistle and the team he likes gets a free kick.
The position of the players on the pitch is actually a red herring.
The same rule in principle applies to fouls, penalties, goals (England 1966) and sending offs.
2006-06-19 00:59:34
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answered by Ben C 3
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The offside rule explained for girls:
You're in a shoe shop, second in the queue for the till. Behind the shop assistant on the till is a pair of shoes which you have seen and which you must have.
The female shopper in front of you has seen them also and is eyeing them with desire. Both of you have forgotten your purses. It would be totally rude to push in front of the first woman if you had no money to pay for the shoes.
The shop assistant remains at the till waiting. Your friend is trying on another pair of shoes at the back of the shop and sees your dilemma.
Sheprepares to throw her purse to you.
If she does so, you can catch the purse, then walk round the other shopper and buy the shoes. At a pinch she could throw the purse ahead of the other shopper and, 'whilst it is in flight' you could nip around the other shopper, catch the purse and buy the shoes.
However until the purse had 'actually been thrown' you are not allowed to move in front of the other shopper - otherwise you would be 'Offside'
2006-06-14 20:44:07
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answered by catsup 4
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people get a lot of confusion about this rule but it is very simple once understood. when a player of attacking team passes the ball to the man near the oppositions side and this man is ahead of the last line of defenders before the ball is being kicked then he is guilty of offside. it means that when the ball is kicked for you , you have to be behind the defenders and not ahead of them. after the ball get kicked u can move ahead of them. one has to be behind two defenders , and one being the goalkeeper so one has to be behind one defender. the linesman often give the decision wrong because of the line of sight . the line of sight makes them think otherwise and doesn't give the proper positioning of the players.
2006-06-14 20:51:35
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answered by marc s 1
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a player must have 2 opposition players between or in line with him/her and the goal as the ball is passed forward.
If the ball is passed backward to a player they are not offside in any circumstance's.
2006-06-14 22:19:57
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answered by hosenoway 2
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