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OneLoveWrexham · 28th October 2017, 16.45:05

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Originally Posted by owain94

He played the advantage rule well, when it suited Leyton.

Also, if the ball's going out, should the referee really be blowing for an injury?

Wasn’t at the game as on holiday, I listened to Radio Wales so cant comment on his performance

Hometown Unicorn · 28th October 2017, 16.45:29

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Originally Posted by OneLoveWrexham

Wasn’t at the game as on holiday, I listened to Radio Wales so cant comment on his performance

Enjoy your holiday.

OneLoveWrexham · 28th October 2017, 16.45:54

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Originally Posted by owain94

Enjoy your holiday.

Thanks

EnglishRed · 28th October 2017, 16.46:48

He was bloody useless. Although most decisions seemed to go their way I don't think he was particularly biased. Just clueless. The offside in our own half was just a case in point.

tokyored · 28th October 2017, 16.47:37

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Originally Posted by owain94

Explain the rule? I have not heard of this one.

Basically the free kick can be taken at the place where the offence took place - in other words where he touched it instead of where he was stood when the pass was made.
Sure the official rule is worded better than that!!

noisy1 · 28th October 2017, 16.48:37

Referee got it right.

Our lad was offside in their half but came back into his own half and got involved in active play.

panda23 · 28th October 2017, 16.49:01

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Originally Posted by tokyored

Brought in at the same time as the law that you don't have to go off following treatment if it comes from a foul which is booked. Both seemed to have been missed by most.

How can you be offside in your own half?

tokyored · 28th October 2017, 16.52:34

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Originally Posted by panda23

How can you be offside in your own half?

Rules were changed so free kick is taken from where the offence took place. You aren't automatically offside these days until you go for the ball which took place in our half.

Redordead · 28th October 2017, 16.54:26

Offside inconsistency
Elleray: “Part of the law book says when players commit an offside offence you give a free-kick where the offence occurred. The other part of the law book says you give a free-kick where the player was when he was in the offside position. So a player can actually move 20 yards from being in an offside position … and it is only the moment he plays the ball that he is penalised. The law tells you to give the free-kick in two different places.

“So, in future, the free-kick will always be given where he commits the offside offence, even if he is in his own half, because you cannot be in an offside position in your own half, but you can go back into your own half to commit an offside offence.”
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.t...s-rule-changes

28th October 2017, 16.46:48	#13-0 (permalink)
EnglishRed retired & running a pub Joined: Jan 2005 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Referee - Leyton Orient (H) He was bloody useless. Although most decisions seemed to go their way I don't think he was particularly biased. Just clueless. The offside in our own half was just a case in point.

28th October 2017, 16.48:37	#15-0 (permalink)
noisy1 Legend (info) Joined: Mar 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Referee - Leyton Orient (H) Referee got it right. Our lad was offside in their half but came back into his own half and got involved in active play.

28th October 2017, 16.54:26	#18-0 (permalink)
Redordead Due a Testimonial Joined: Feb 2014 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Referee - Leyton Orient (H) Offside inconsistency Elleray: “Part of the law book says when players commit an offside offence you give a free-kick where the offence occurred. The other part of the law book says you give a free-kick where the player was when he was in the offside position. So a player can actually move 20 yards from being in an offside position … and it is only the moment he plays the ball that he is penalised. The law tells you to give the free-kick in two different places. “So, in future, the free-kick will always be given where he commits the offside offence, even if he is in his own half, because you cannot be in an offside position in your own half, but you can go back into your own half to commit an offside offence.” https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.t...s-rule-changes