It crossed the line

We have all seen it happen specially from crosses where the ball has crossed the line but come back into play.

I'm of the opinion that that in these cases the play should continue. Only when the ball hits the ground out of play should the game stop. The only time this rule should not apply is when the ball crosses the goal line.

Anyone else think the same or differently?

Imagine an outswinging corner that only comes back into play at the near post.Whitts has this skill.Might be fun but I can't ever see this becomming law.

Imagine an outswinging corner that only comes back into play at the near post.Whitts has this skill.Might be fun but I can't ever see this becomming law.

Yes exactly I thinkit adds to the excitement specially at corners. Even more so for far post watching the goalkeeper stumbling backwards.

I think your both off your heads

We have all seen it happen specially from crosses where the ball has crossed the line but come back into play.

I'm of the opinion that that in these cases the play should continue. Only when the ball hits the ground out of play should the game stop. The only time this rule should not apply is when the ball crosses the goal line.

Anyone else think the same or differently?

I think this rule applies in rugby union?

Interesting thought mind

I think your both off your heads

Well spotted

We have all seen it happen specially from crosses where the ball has crossed the line but come back into play.

I'm of the opinion that that in these cases the play should continue. Only when the ball hits the ground out of play should the game stop. The only time this rule should not apply is when the ball crosses the goal line.

Anyone else think the same or differently?

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