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Originally Posted by penguinz
There is only one interpretation to it. The issue is just that the officials are human. You have to be able to see when the ball leaves the players foot, head, etc and also see where the receiving player is in relation to the second to last defender at the same time.
Easy to do if there is a slow pace and the two offensive player are in the same line of vision.
Very hard to do when they are moving at a very fast pace and are not both within the same field of view.
As far as gettign rid of the offside rule....This would destroy the game.
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Only fix I could see to make it palatable for American audiences is to not allow an offensive player in the box / within the yard line until the ball has crossed, and give a 2-3 yard-ish "buffer" behind the last defensive player and the GK to the point that an offensive player can't be much farther away without the ball as well.
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