Kilworthfox Posted 20 January 2008 Posted 20 January 2008 Came across this in the Observer. Keith Hackett - "You cannot be offside from a goal kick. I'm often amazed that players and managers aren't aware that players can't be offside from a goal kick. Some teams still fail to take advantage of Law 11 and push there players up into offside positions to gain an advantage."Now, as a huge fan and follower of the game, not to mention how many games i've played, how the hell did i not know this rule. Unbelievable. Am i the only fool not aware of this? If the kick is from the ground you cannot be of side! If the keeper kicks from his hands you can be offside
Sparky Posted 20 January 2008 Posted 20 January 2008 If the kick is from the ground you cannot be of side! If the keeper kicks from his hands you can be offside correct
davieG Posted 20 January 2008 Posted 20 January 2008 1956 Really, no wonder I was probably still struggling to read John & Jane never mind the Rules of Association Football!
davieG Posted 20 January 2008 Posted 20 January 2008 If the kick is from the ground you cannot be of side! If the keeper kicks from his hands you can be offside correct Unless he's taking a free kick.
Hullfox Posted 20 January 2008 Posted 20 January 2008 Unless he's taking a free kick. Out of his hands?
davieG Posted 20 January 2008 Posted 20 January 2008 If the kick is from the ground you cannot be of side! If the keeper kicks from his hands you can be offside Out of his hands? No
Sparky Posted 22 January 2008 Posted 22 January 2008 No yeah your correct also davie . I think kilworth was talking about a goal kick , he complicated issues by mentioning that you can be offside from a kick out of keeper hands which i would have thought most people knew , but i suppose it was a fair point
davieG Posted 22 January 2008 Posted 22 January 2008 yeah your correct also davie . I think kilworth was talking about a goal kick , he complicated issues by mentioning that you can be offside from a kick out of keeper hands which i would have thought most people knew , but i suppose it was a fair point I was being pedantic
MPH Posted 22 January 2008 Posted 22 January 2008 another ruling not many people know about to do with offsides I'm Pretty sure The official ruling is that technically it was 2 defenders had to be goal side for someone to NOT be offside. One of them usually being the GK. So, you can have a defender on the line, goalie rushes out misses the ball, attacker passes to someone closer to the goal than the goalie and that is technically offside. No Goal. I wonder if that rule has been changed recently? I'm not sure but that was the ruling up until a couple of years ago...
Number 6 Posted 22 January 2008 Posted 22 January 2008 I think it has always been two opposing players have to be ahead of you for you to be onside, unless of course the ball is played backwards or it's from a goal kick/throw in. Didn't know the goalkeeper rule. I never understand why all the players move to one side of the pitch when a goal kick is being taken, I would love to see both wingers hug the line, spread their midfield out a bit and give the ball a good hoof.
Cal Posted 22 January 2008 Posted 22 January 2008 Didnt Henry score a goal from this a few years back?
Hullfox Posted 22 January 2008 Posted 22 January 2008 Didnt Henry score a goal from this a few years back? Before or after the Post Horn Gallop?
Sparky Posted 23 January 2008 Posted 23 January 2008 another ruling not many people know about to do with offsidesI'm Pretty sure The official ruling is that technically it was 2 defenders had to be goal side for someone to NOT be offside. One of them usually being the GK. So, you can have a defender on the line, goalie rushes out misses the ball, attacker passes to someone closer to the goal than the goalie and that is technically offside. No Goal. I wonder if that rule has been changed recently? I'm not sure but that was the ruling up until a couple of years ago... yeah still is the rule , only ever seen a ref give offside once and everybody went ballistic at him even though he was spot on as the keeper had gone up for a corner
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