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...then we might as well just drop the offside law.0:43 here.https://www.mancity.com/citytv/mens/man-city-aston-villa-premier-league-brief-highlights-20-january-63746754
1969, players have been doing it for years, Lincoln City and Stant I think it was did it at every set piece, they scored one v us by Stant standing purposely in an offside position, took the kick to the far side of the area into the corner with the goal line, where it was headed back to Stant by now completely unmarked and onside who scored, offside when the kick was taken but not interfering onside to score being behind the ball when headed back across goal.
As a former ref this one caught me by surprise I'll admit. I'm often the advocate of the "next phase of play" argument but this one seems so against footballing sense. The arguments about how many touches Mings takes should be irrelevant, as i consider it still to be the same phase of play.I really don't see how much different it is to a keeper spilling a shot into the path of an offisde attacker. Thats always offside.