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Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by Lastbourne(m): 3:32am On Mar 05, 2010 |
Do we have offside when playing" monkey post" ?, Ans is No, Therefore abolishing the offside rule is a very smart move that would allow a free (, ier) ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by FBS: 7:37am On Mar 05, 2010 |
Lastbourne:Kai I enjoyed/enjoy "monkey post footie". Fast, furious and precise. The best if you ask me. ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by FBS: 7:45am On Mar 05, 2010 |
Eastbay:@Eastbay, a) I'm not exactly sure this will work. How will they enforce that the money is spent properly. Too much money will make them sports administrators go mad. b) Encouraging real footie development in Africa means big time competition for Europeans, etc. If our local leagues become strong and players are well paid, who will bother to travel out? Very few and that means, agents, some european clubs go hear am. You get my drift? c) Refs like Overbo should be stripped unclothed in public and given 100 strokes of bulala. He is a total disgrace to footie. We have seen credible goals ruled out for offside and sadly though, we see this in every competition and UEFA/FIFACAF will eventually lose credibility. Personally, I see both positives and negatives if they scrap the rule. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by fyneguy: 7:50am On Mar 05, 2010 |
With such a move, Nigeria is on the verge of winning the world cup. Egbon Sepp, abeg scrap that thing jare. Me sef go resign for work, begin play footie ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by Dclique(m): 8:21am On Mar 05, 2010 |
Blatter, is getting too old for that position. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by Nobody: 9:47am On Mar 05, 2010 |
Stop calling football footie please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Football not the Rugby we call football over here.!!!!!!!! |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by jessefly: 9:53am On Mar 05, 2010 |
ABEG OOH TO REMOVE OFFSIDE WILL NOT MAKE SENSE WE SEE THIS EVERYDAY WEN KIDS WE PLAY FOOTBALL IN OUR HOOD HOW ONE LAZY STRIKER WILL JUS BE UPFRONT SHOUTING PASS PASS THEN HE GETS THE BALL N TRIES TO SCORE DONT LIE WE GET PISSED BY SUCH SO WHY SHOULD THIS BE ALLOWED ON THE WORLD STAGE |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by bandely(m): 12:33pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
Dual Core:Yes oo, and I sabi score from Offside well well ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by nomoreface: 12:50pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
@jessefly I don't think filippo inzagh will love your post!! ![]() ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by ogbongzky(m): 12:56pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
With this kind of rule, Yakubu will just have to tie his PAMPERS to the post and be waiting for a ball to deflect in. For Yobo, he will just have to retire because LOADS OF CALAMITIES WILL BEFELL HIM For Drogba, well, he will become the Highest scorer in the century. For Van Der Sar, He will have to grow taller, so his hand will be able to cover both sides of the goal post at once. In fact, the effect is countless, |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by Jarus(m): 1:12pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
@topic, Abolish off-side and I will become the highest goal scorer in a FIFA tournament ![]() Reminds me of secondary school. I was a prolific off-side scorer. I ruined so many 'sets' in secondary because of disregard for that rule. Just give me ball in my permanent place beside the keeper and I'll lead the ball into the net no matter who's keeping. Just two-touch, fast placing. . great goals. Every week I emerged highest goal scorer and every 'set' rooted for me despite my lethargic, Kanu-esque, style of play( I no fit stand injury). I still have my 'off-side' scoring boot with me ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by Jarus(m): 1:18pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
More seriously, abolishing off-side rule is the greatest disservice anybody can do to football. It takes out creativity in the role of striker. Beating defenders is the real work in striking, and less of putting the ball into the net. Anybody can put the ball into the net. But teh greatest work is how to beat those fierce men. As an amateur striker/winger, off-side rule is the rule I hate most in informal, fun football because it clips my wing, but to take that to the professional level is most unthinkable. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by FBS: 2:24pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
Does anyone know when the offside rule was introduced? Was football not played before then? ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by mrtidy(m): 2:44pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
I don't think scrapping off side would be confusing for players but the goal keepers its gon take a while for them goal keepers to adjust. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by bandely(m): 3:01pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
mrtidy:Yeah, then they will be need for three goalkeepers! ![]() ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by snakova(m): 3:34pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
sepp, are you high or just incredibly stupid ![]() ![]() ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by Nobody: 6:56pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
Change is the only thing that is constant in life. I would love to see this being experimented. I beleive it has more advantages than otherwise but at the same time let's simply practicalize it first; remember that 'kick-in' was introduced during U17 WC in Japan in '93 and when the weigh the option, it was later dropped. But as I earler stated, it's a +ve development that would help to maintain simplicity of the game contrary to introducing Video evidence that d 3rd world countries may not be able to afford/maintain. Bros Blatter; thumb up ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by Nobody: 9:13pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
FBS:Too much money is what is making Blatter think of changing the rules of soccer as we know it.If the offside rule was introduced in,say,1930,do we want to go back that far just to make football attractive?I believe in forward innovation.The way it stands,this as is retro-active as it gets.The rule as it is is made for the striker,though brain-clotted officials will always conspire to confuse us about what offside really is. If our leagues in Africa are better,it would only be better for us Africans.Who would give a flying Bleep about the EPL? On the refs issue,I agree with you.Unfortunately,these same refs are going to make a mockery of Blatter by making all the wrong calls.Why scrap a rule whenyou still have incompetent refs to interprete the remaining rules?If FIFA doesn't deall with the standard of refereeing,through the introduction of Video Evidence,thenI'm afraid for the future of football.This offside thing is a subset of the rules of the game.FIFA is adopting the lazy approach in dealing with the issue. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by DualCore1: 10:16pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
9jaganja:You have energy o ![]() bandely:ehen jare, we go footie the footuballu anyhow! mehn imagine standing with the keeper on the other side for 90 minutes. Me and the guy go just dey discuss matters arising. When ball come i tap am into the guy net. ![]() Blatter wants to make history ![]() Football go come dey like basket ball. bounce bounce bounce score. opponent bounce bounce bounce score. We'll be seeing Goal scores like Dolphins FC 30[b]:[/b]27 Arsenal |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by usbcable(m): 10:47pm On Mar 05, 2010 |
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Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by dmxqo(m): 10:17am On Mar 06, 2010 |
But for real, Drogba must be celebrating. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by Nobody: 11:02am On Mar 06, 2010 |
god this will make soccer interesting like mad.stronger defense fiercer attack. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by veelenz(m): 1:05pm On Mar 06, 2010 |
Well I think it will be a very excellent decision looking at the partiality in officiating that the offside rule has caused. Sometimes, referees deliberate mistake excellent goals for offsides and offside goals for goals thereby causing chaos in the pitch of play. If FIFA can just quickly implement the abolishment of offside rule in football, the game will become straight-forward in that whenever the leather is seen inside the goal post we can conclude it is a goal and there will not be two or other ways about it. It will build up defenders to be conscious of their position per time and there won't be partiality again in the game. Teams will play the game with confidence and caution and not win by cheating or bribing referees. And if any team bribes a referee and they can't put the leather in the net, that will be a summary and shameful loss unlike when the offside rule makes it possible to cheat. For example, in the semi-final encounter of the 2008 African Cup of Nations - Nigeria Vs. Cote d'voire, Didier Drogba scored from an offside position and the referee pointed to the centre line indicating it was a goal. If the offside rule was not in place, everybody would have taken it to be an excellent goal. What I am saying is that the abolishment of the offside rule will prepare every team for a massive attacking and defensive game to convert all possible chances to goals from any position and also defend the game from all positions. Conclusively, It is a good plan by Sepp Blatter. I advise he should also look into the penalty, red card and yellow card rules. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by veelenz(m): 1:07pm On Mar 06, 2010 |
Well I think it will be a very fantastic decision, looking back at the partiality in officiating that the offside rule has caused. Sometimes, referees deliberate mistake excellent goals for offsides and offside goals for goals thereby causing chaos in the pitch of play. If FIFA can just quickly implement the abolishment of offside rule in football, the game will become straight-forward in that whenever the leather is seen inside the goal post we can conclude it is a goal and there will not be two or other ways about it. It will build up defenders to be conscious of their position per time and there won't be partiality again in the game. Teams will play the game with confidence and caution and not win by cheating or bribing referees. And if any team bribes a referee and they can't put the leather in the net, that will be a summary and shameful loss unlike when the offside rule makes it possible to cheat. For example, in the semi-final encounter of the 2008 African Cup of Nations - Nigeria Vs. Cote d'voire, Didier Drogba scored from an offside position and the referee pointed to the centre line indicating it was a goal. If the offside rule was not in place, everybody would have taken it to be an excellent goal. What I am saying is that the abolishment of the offside rule will prepare every team for a massive attacking and defensive game to convert all possible chances to goals from any position and also defend the game from all positions. Conclusively, It is a good plan by Sepp Blatter. I advise he should also look into the penalty, red card and yellow card rules.[/color][/color] |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by bandely(m): 5:51pm On Mar 06, 2010 |
Dual Core:lol! Matter arising indeed, you fit even dey give am advice. ![]() ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by tayoast(m): 10:13pm On Mar 06, 2010 |
i'm imagining wat futbol 'll be like w/out d rule. all Playas 'll have 2 be man-marked thruout d duration. abi?? hw dem one do am?? |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by comechop(m): 7:18am On Mar 07, 2010 |
Yet another confirmation that Blatter has definitely outlived his usefulness. Couple reasons why he may be thinking of implementing this useless rule: 1. To please the americans. We all know that americans dont watch football cos they say that its too long and boring and NOT ENOUGH GOALS. Aboloshing offside rule will give unlimited goals - inzaghi would be the happiest of them all. 2. Like some1 stated earlier, he doesnt want to implement video regulation. I'm mixed on this one - on one hand i'd love to see this, but on the other, Blatter needs to go - we need fresh minds and ideas on there on how to improve the standard of referring, what to do bout divers and cheaters and diving-and-falling-on-the-ball-and-catching-the-ball-while-falling-before-ref-fit-blow. That thing dey vex man-pikin. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by hassymo5(m): 4:04pm On Mar 07, 2010 |
Its a welcome idea. I support it because alot of cheating dey 4 dis offside of a thing. Now most defenders should know dat no offside and watch there back. |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by HAH: 5:59pm On Mar 07, 2010 |
i played hockey the abolishing of offside was one of the best thing that happened to that game it made player to be on it toes while refreee have less to worry about and if youknow hockey it is so close to soccer in many aspect isupport the scapping and it should be introcduced at under 17 first |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by vislabraye(m): 12:49pm On Mar 08, 2010 |
Drogba and Inzaghi would love Sepp Blatter for this ![]() |
Re: FIFA to Scrap Offside Rule? by alldone(m): 2:53pm On Mar 08, 2010 |
this is sad. we would have more tackles because attacker will sit back at opponent post and defenders will deal with them. the only thing we need is video evidence. |
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