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Zero2001: /* Offside Explanation */

2011-05-01T17:55:16Z

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	I'm not great at soccer rules, but I believe it's when you pass to a teammate behind the person closest to their own goal in the opponent's half. Which is what the translation says when you change any to all.		I'm not great at soccer rules, but I believe it's when you pass to a teammate behind the person closest to their own goal in the opponent's half. Which is what the translation says when you change any to all.

	"A player is in an '''offside position''' if he is closer to the opponent's goal line than both the ball and the second-to-last defender (which is usually the last outfield player), but only if the player is on his opponent's half of the pitch." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer_offside Quoted from Wikipedia's Article] Second sentence. '''Offside foul''' can only occur when the ball is passed to a teammate while in the '''Offside Position'''. Glean what you can from this. Not all team players are outfield players though and that's what I'm worried about. [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 17:53, 1 May 2011 (UCT)		"A player is in an '''offside position''' if he is closer to the opponent's goal line than both the ball and the second-to-last defender (which is usually the last outfield player), but only if the player is on his opponent's half of the pitch." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer_offside Quoted from Wikipedia's Article] Second sentence. '''Offside foul''' can only occur when the ball is ''passed'' to a teammate while in the '''Offside Position'''. Glean what you can from this. Not all team players are outfield players though and that's what I'm worried about. Ofcourse I could be wrong [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 17:53, 1 May 2011 (UCT)

Zero2001: /* Offside Explanation */

2011-05-01T17:53:22Z

Offside Explanation

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	I'm not great at soccer rules, but I believe it's when you pass to a teammate behind the person closest to their own goal in the opponent's half. Which is what the translation says when you change any to all.		I'm not great at soccer rules, but I believe it's when you pass to a teammate behind the person closest to their own goal in the opponent's half. Which is what the translation says when you change any to all.

			"A player is in an '''offside position''' if he is closer to the opponent's goal line than both the ball and the second-to-last defender (which is usually the last outfield player), but only if the player is on his opponent's half of the pitch." [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer_offside Quoted from Wikipedia's Article] Second sentence. '''Offside foul''' can only occur when the ball is passed to a teammate while in the '''Offside Position'''. Glean what you can from this. Not all team players are outfield players though and that's what I'm worried about. [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 17:53, 1 May 2011 (UCT)

YoakeNoHikari: /* Offside Explanation */

2011-05-01T17:47:44Z

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	Are you sure the translation of the explanation is correct. I thought Offside occurs when the ball is passed to another team member while being between the opposing defenders and the goal, ie: you can't pass ''behind'' opposing teams defenders only, other members don't count (opposing forwards, midfielders, even goalkeeper if he/she abandons his/her post). [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 16:19, 1 May 2011 (UCT)		Are you sure the translation of the explanation is correct. I thought Offside occurs when the ball is passed to another team member while being between the opposing defenders and the goal, ie: you can't pass ''behind'' opposing teams defenders only, other members don't count (opposing forwards, midfielders, even goalkeeper if he/she abandons his/her post). [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 16:19, 1 May 2011 (UCT)

	I'm not great at soccer rules, but I believe it's when you pass to a teammate behind the person closest to their own goal in the opponent's half. Which is what the translation says.		I'm not great at soccer rules, but I believe it's when you pass to a teammate behind the person closest to their own goal in the opponent's half. Which is what the translation says when you change any to all.

YoakeNoHikari: /* Offside Explanation */

2011-05-01T17:47:12Z

Offside Explanation

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	Are you sure the translation of the explanation is correct. I thought Offside occurs when the ball is passed to another team member while being between the opposing defenders and the goal, ie: you can't pass ''behind'' opposing teams defenders only, other members don't count (opposing forwards, midfielders, even goalkeeper if he/she abandons his/her post). [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 16:19, 1 May 2011 (UCT)		Are you sure the translation of the explanation is correct. I thought Offside occurs when the ball is passed to another team member while being between the opposing defenders and the goal, ie: you can't pass ''behind'' opposing teams defenders only, other members don't count (opposing forwards, midfielders, even goalkeeper if he/she abandons his/her post). [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 16:19, 1 May 2011 (UCT)

	I'm not great at soccer rules, but I believe it's when you pass to a teammate behind the person closest to their own goal in the opponent's half.		I'm not great at soccer rules, but I believe it's when you pass to a teammate behind the person closest to their own goal in the opponent's half. Which is what the translation says.

YoakeNoHikari: /* Offside Explanation */

2011-05-01T17:43:27Z

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	Are you sure the translation of the explanation is correct. I thought Offside occurs when the ball is passed to another team member while being between the opposing defenders and the goal, ie: you can't pass ''behind'' opposing teams defenders only, other members don't count (opposing forwards, midfielders, even goalkeeper if he/she abandons his/her post). [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 16:19, 1 May 2011 (UCT)		Are you sure the translation of the explanation is correct. I thought Offside occurs when the ball is passed to another team member while being between the opposing defenders and the goal, ie: you can't pass ''behind'' opposing teams defenders only, other members don't count (opposing forwards, midfielders, even goalkeeper if he/she abandons his/her post). [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 16:19, 1 May 2011 (UCT)

			I'm not great at soccer rules, but I believe it's when you pass to a teammate behind the person closest to their own goal in the opponent's half.

Zero2001: /* Offside Explanation */

2011-05-01T16:19:24Z

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	== Offside Explanation ==		== Offside Explanation ==

	Are you sure the translation of the explanation is correct. I thought Offside occurs when the ball is passed to another team member while being between the opposing defenders and the goal, ie: you can't pass ''behind'' opposing teams defenders only, other members don't count (opposing forwards, midfielders, even goalkeeper if he/she abandons his/her post).		Are you sure the translation of the explanation is correct. I thought Offside occurs when the ball is passed to another team member while being between the opposing defenders and the goal, ie: you can't pass ''behind'' opposing teams defenders only, other members don't count (opposing forwards, midfielders, even goalkeeper if he/she abandons his/her post). [[User:Zero2001\|Zero2001]] 16:19, 1 May 2011 (UCT)

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2011-05-01T16:18:55Z

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			== Offside Explanation ==

			Are you sure the translation of the explanation is correct. I thought Offside occurs when the ball is passed to another team member while being between the opposing defenders and the goal, ie: you can't pass ''behind'' opposing teams defenders only, other members don't count (opposing forwards, midfielders, even goalkeeper if he/she abandons his/her post).

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