| Offside Rule - Usually, soccer rules are
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| | in an offside position, he will only be
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| easy to grasp even by someone that's
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| | sanctioned if the ball is heading towards
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| watching the game for the first time in
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| | him and he has an intention to play it.
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| his life. You foul someone, you get
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| | Otherwise, if he skips the game, he will
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| penalized. You hit him in the box, his
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| | not be called, despite having a clear
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| team gets a penalty. The ball goes beyond
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| | offside position.
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| the marked area, it's an out throw.
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| | An attacker is in an offside position if
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| Everything is really basic, except the
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| | he is closer to the other team's goal
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| soccer offside rules. This is one tricky
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| | line than the ball and the second last
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| rule and although it's not in the
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| | opponent. You'll often hear people say
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| original soccer cookbook (as in, it was
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| | "he was in offside, because he was
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| added over the course of time) it's a
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| | further towards the goal than the LAST
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| much needed one, so that's why I'll try
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| | defender". This is actually not a correct
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| to explain it a bit.
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| | statement, since this doesn't take the
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| The offside trap rule only applies to
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| | goalkeeper into account, so the LAST
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| attackers and it is meant to regulate
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| | defender is actually the second last, as
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| both team's positions on the pitch.
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| | the above mentioned offside rule shows.
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| Without an offside rule, an attacker
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| | So let's say that team "Yellow" is
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| could simply stay in the other team's
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| | attacking and "Red" is defending. The
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| penalty box, receive balls and try to
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| | ball is at the feet of Yellow's
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| score. This would pin down the defenders
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| | midfielder and the Yellow attacker is a
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| and they would virtually be unable to
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| | few meters further to the Red team's goal
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| play anywhere else outside their own
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| | line, than the last Red defender. Then
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| penalty box, since their main job would
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| | the Yellow attacker is in an offside
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| be marking the striker that is lazying
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| | position, but the referee will only call
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| off in there.
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| | an offside sanction if the Yellow
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| It's also a known fact that attackers
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| | midfielder passes the ball to the Yellow
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| generally don't have the same effort
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| | attacker while the latter is in the
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| requirements on the pitch, since they
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| | offside position.
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| only need to participate in one phase of
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| | If you're new to soccer, the offside rule
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| the game (the offense), unlike defenders
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| | might need a bit of getting used to, but
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| and midfielders who have to participate
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| | you'll soon be able to spot exactly how
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| in both the offense and defense, thus
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| | and why someone was called offside if you
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| having to run more. So now that you know
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| | watch a few matches. Note that sometimes,
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| WHY the soccer offside rule is there,
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| | the position of the attacker and the
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| let's see WHAT it is anyway.
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| | other team's defender are so close
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| There are two phases of the offside
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| | together, that the referee will have hard
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| soccer rule: the offside position and the
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| | time deciding whether or not an offside
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| offside trap sanction. If an attacker is
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| | should be called.
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