goldendragon1971

 Like this, a perfect example, he was in an offside position but got out of the way, number 20 for the usa was in an offside position and moved towards the ball, should be one to nothing, usa cheats, money and sex, fifa and the us government No offside, b/c he did not play nor intend to play the ball, he got out the way, but he was clearly in an offside position, FUCK fifa, fuck the usa, FUCK this country and u backstabbing cowardly liars to hell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TR42w9DZ6U

 Ai mode sometimes wrong, and rules have changed recently, a lot of them, there were 3 substitutes for years, max, now it is 5, so things do change, it is offside, as i have watched Offside (Deliberate Play) A player in an offside position becomes "onside" if an opponent deliberately plays the ball. Intent is objectively judged on whether the defender had time and control. Indicators of a deliberate play include: [ 1 ] The ball traveled from a distance and the player had a clear view. The ball was not moving quickly. The player had time to coordinate their body movement, rather than making an instinctive lunge or reflex stretc

I have seen tons of situations, more than 20 years worth, and the player never touches the ball, sometimes is not even close to touching it, but simply moves towards it, which is intent, if they do not want to touch it, move away, how could the number 20 player of usa not have intent, when he followed his fellow american who did score, but for the call it does not matter Intent matters, whether u succeed in touching or not, i have seen players kick at the ball, and never even touch it, maybe b/c the player is off balance or the thing has effect on it, and moved in a way they did not expect, but how fifa defines it and i have seen it called FOR years, it does not matter, b/c u are trying to play it, period, FUCK the usa FIFA and the International Football Association Board (IFAB) define intent not as a psychological state, but as physical, observable actions . Referees are taught not to guess what a player is thinking, but to evaluate their mechanics based on the Laws of the Game . [ 1 ...

 Mexico had two intial matches AND two finals before 2026, the USA has had one initial match and one final, Canada before 2026, neither and after this world cup, none, they gave the final to the americans not canadians, and the intial match not to the canadains but mexicans, clear favoritsim I have watched soccer over 20 years, if a player is in an offside position and moves towards the ball, even without touching it, the lineswoman linesman raises the flag, b/c they are moving towards the ball, INTENT, cheating clear as day, FUCK the usa, FUCK fifa

 Number 20 for the USA had the intention of playing the ball, he moved towards it and he was in an offside position, clearly the only Aussie player in front of him was the goal keeper, classic offside, how could they have missed such an easy call? SIMPLE, they cheat, as in why did Canada NOT get the start match nor the final?  Favoritism, clear as day a player in an offside position is moving towards the ball with the intention of playing the ball and is fouled before playing or attempting to play the ball, or challenging an opponent for the ball, the foul is penalised as it has occurred before the offside offence

 Number 20 DID interfere, b/c he took an active role in the play, he moved towards the ball, being in an offside position alone is not enough for an offside call, but if that play, regardless if she or he actually touches it, intends to make a play, then, automatically it is offside, an entire team infraction, NO goal, usa bullshit, cheating The controversy surrounding the USA's second goal stems from a World Cup match against Australia, where a goal by Alex Freeman was initially waved off for offside but was ultimately allowed to stand following a lengthy Video Assistant Referee (VAR) review . [ 1 ] Match Details: Teams: USA vs. Australia Location: Seattle, Washington Timeline: Shortly before halftime [ 1 ] The Controversy & The Ruling: The Incident: Alex Freeman headed the ball into the net following a deflected shot in the box, but the assistant referee immediately raised the offside flag. [ 1 ] The Check: Replays showed two US players stood in offside positions, whil...