Offside rule and assault

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    #1 Farnham_Red, Oct 17, 2020
    I rule I never knew a player can’t be sent off for violent conduct on a player who may have been marginally offside. Who knew. Apart from Pickford obviously
     
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    #2 john coucom, Oct 17, 2020
    should have been sent off for violent conduct wether offside or not
     
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    #3 nezbfc, Oct 17, 2020
    You might find it different if they swung a fist at the other player.

    And if a player can be sent off before and after kick off, it makes sense that they can also be punished just after an offside.

    He should have walked irrespective of the offside
     
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    #4 Tyke_67, Oct 17, 2020
    This is why the new offside rule is a nonsense. Flag as soon as the player is offside to cut out all the nonsense that could occur afterwards.

    The game is run by idiots who don't know what they're doing or what impact they're having on the game
     
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    #5 Fonzie, Oct 17, 2020
    They've just said that you can be sent off for violent conduct but not serious foul play - which is what this was apparently.

    Either way, the rule is wnk.
     
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    #6 wakeyred, Oct 17, 2020
    Peter Walton’s just said players are still responsible for their actions if play continues until an offside is called. It’s just another illustration of what an absolute liability Pickford is, should not be playing for Ingerrrland.
     
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    #7 Farnham_Red, Oct 17, 2020
    so let me get this straight brush someones face with your fingertips is violent conduct
    launch yourself feet first off the ground at an opponents knee isnt violent conduct but only serious foul play - who makes this sh*t up
     
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