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Christ that could be the harshest offside goal I've ever seen
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That is so unlucky.
Goal was going in regardless.
Goal was going in regardless.
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That’s quite funny
According to the rules it's offside
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How is it harsh?
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Not remotely harsh, very funny though.
The rules are faulty though, clearly.
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How is it not? Having a goal disallowed for it hitting a player where it's going in 0.01 seconds later. How could it not be harsh lol.
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Because it’s the rules. Unlucky, but not harsh.
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Arsenal fans. Enough said.
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...I never said it wasn't.
I never said it wasn't the rules guys, that doesn't mean it isn't harsh lol.
A bit ridiculous really - we all want to see goals and attacking football - he's trying to get out of the way with his knee but ended up getting hit. He made no attempt to play the ball. He's "offside" under the rules but it's a bit ridiculous.
In an ideal world, the officials would have the leeway for the most random and unlikely scenarios (rules will never capture everything) to say goal. It's not in the spirit of football to chalk that off. Crazy game at times