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    Quote Originally Posted by ozleeds View Post
    To be fair it has always been in the rule book even back when I was playing. It states if any part of the body. That is the big one ANY PART.
    "Of the body".....not shirt sleeve, hem of shorts etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WTF11 View Post
    "Of the body".....not shirt sleeve, hem of shorts etc.
    What did I say didn't I say any part of the body those things aren't parts of the body are they.
    We had one disallowed for a hand and one for a knee which constitutes the body.
    The rules are clear are they right maybe not. Personally, I think the feet should be the focus point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozleeds View Post
    What did I say didn't I say any part of the body those things aren't parts of the body are they.
    We had one disallowed for a hand and one for a knee which constitutes the body.
    The rules are clear are they right maybe not. Personally, I think the feet should be the focus point.
    No they (the shirt, shorts etc) aren't, but they HAVE been used to give a VAR offside decision, which is bullsh1t.

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