outside the pitch ....I'm a foreigner.?

Question

outside the pitch


What does this phrase mean?

(is this grammatically correct?)

Answer 1

I'm an American and that sounds like a British expression to me. A pitch is a playing field, and if you're outside of it you're either out of bounds or on the bench, not presently playing the game. An American would say someone is "out of the loop," in other words not fully informed. These expressions could be meant mildly or sarcastically.

Answer 2

if ure playing baseball ure definitely out...its probably a saying?Like if someone says...Youre in like Flynn?...means youre gonna bed her tonite..lol...I could be wrong.

Answer 3

Sorry I don't know what it means....Need a full sentence to help you .