When fans get FA rules wrong

[fc_miller]

Listen to these poor blades fans screaming and crying about Peltier taking a throw.

https://twitter.com/rufcwill/status/...70/mediaviewer

Hopefully, someone told them PART of both feet either have to be touching the white line OR behind it.

I suppose it doesn't help when rules are changed most years, a bit like the highway code.

Any other good examples when fans get it wrong.

[millertop]

I’ve just seen that

[fc_miller]

Though they might need a visual clue
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[jocksgloves]

A few years ago the opposition keeper took a goalkick that went to his striker stood alone in our half. Nearly all of the stadium appealed for off-site. I had to explain to an old bloke who'd watched for 60 years the correct rule.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Though they might need a visual clue
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Had a good view of the throw in incident that set them off.

Looked like number 4 in your chart, with one foot over, so not allowed

Every other throw after that ( that I could see) were ok

[millertop]

Had a good view of the throw in incident that set them off.

Looked like number 4 in your chart, with one foot over, so not allowed

Every other throw after that ( that I could see) were ok

Think you’re reading that wrong, his foot was behind not in front

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Think you’re reading that wrong, his foot was behind not in front

No, exactly like number 4, one foot fully over

[Lolmorgan]

If you also look at goalkeepers kicking the ball out of their hands I would say a lot are out of the area,is that allowed.

[fc_miller]

A few years ago the opposition keeper took a goalkick that went to his striker stood alone in our half. Nearly all of the stadium appealed for off-site. I had to explain to an old bloke who'd watched for 60 years the correct rule.

There was also the Eaves off-side from goal kick this season too?

[millertop]

No, exactly like number 4, one foot fully over

I’ve only ever seen one player (who isn’t here anymore) step on pitch, these players haven’t so one of us might need specsavers