New offside rule

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12/08/2004, 1:38 AM
adamcarr

New offside rule

I heard on Sky Sports News the other night. "And he took full advantage of the new offside rule to slot the ball past the keeper" Did I miss something, what is this new rule? :confused:
13/08/2004, 7:10 PM
Harry Tipper

This seems to be a reference to the guidelines from last season
http://worldsoccer.about.com/b/a/038626.htm
No new rules concerning offside were introduced this season
http://www.fifa.com/en/regulations/r...1584,3,00.html

One interesting proposal that we're familiar with from Rugby was rejected though:
"The IFAB chose to reject proposals to increase the maximum length of the half-time interval from 15 to 20 minutes and to advance free kicks by 9.15 metres if a player from the penalised team fails to retreat the required distance or prevents the free kick from being taken."
Might not have been such a bad idea though....?
13/08/2004, 7:16 PM
liam88

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Originally Posted by Harry Tipper

and to advance free kicks by 9.15 metres if a player from the penalised team fails to retreat the required distance or prevents the free kick from being taken"

So say the free kick is from about 12 menter out..........
13/08/2004, 9:35 PM
Harry Tipper

'Right! Up in the stands with ye!!'
:)
13/08/2004, 9:41 PM
liam88

:D :D :D

also; .15 what's that all about ya reckon? "Hang on a sec lads i'll just craic out me tape measure"

Good to have you aboard Harry but I have to ask....why Norway? ;)
14/08/2004, 1:31 AM
pineapple stu

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harry Tipper

to advance free kicks by 9.15 metres

:rolleyes:

So ten yards, so? Damn Europeans!
14/08/2004, 7:59 PM
Harry Tipper

What about video referees then as in rugby? For penalty and other goal decisions (offsides etc)??

Why Norway?
I ask myself the same question everyday between November and March each year. It's a roller-coaster tale of a fair-haired woman, a starry-eyed Paddy and copious amounts of alcohol. And eh.. yes a Volvo. I apologise.
15/08/2004, 10:17 AM
liam88

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harry Tipper

What about video referees then as in rugby? For penalty and other goal decisions (offsides etc)??

This sounds good but the main worry is slowing down the game-though at the expense of a fair result slowing it down seems mild-we've all heard the 'it's part of the game' but it still sucks getting cheated out of a match especially Cup finals (Celtic) and World Cup knock-out matches (Spain) :(

Quote:

Originally Posted by Harry Tipper

Why Norway?
I ask myself the same question everyday between November and March each year. It's a roller-coaster tale of a fair-haired woman, a starry-eyed Paddy and copious amounts of alcohol. And eh.. yes a Volvo. I apologise.

lol sounds fun :D no worries mate!
15/08/2004, 6:24 PM
Harry Tipper

The 'experts' on the TV don't waste any time deciding if the refs made a mistake or not! Fair point though. Personally I think that the way it is now 4 'human' officials is an importan characteristic of the game. If you hang around football long enough you're going to come out quits in the end. We've had a few important decisions go our way too through the years.