Well that’s presumably when the following sentence applies

“Where there is a clear and obvious goalscoring opportunity and the assistant referee is certain the attacker actively involved is in an offside position, then the assistant should indicate the offence immediately.”

Posted By: Tricky Hawes on December 30th 2019 at 15:54:31

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Gary speaks (Other Football) - Old Git, Dec 30, 14:24:34
- Seems to be fairly clear consensus developing for VAR offside calls (Other Football) - Tricky Hawes, Dec 30, 15:04:13
  - Even with LBW calls and Hawkeye there is a margin of error where the umpires call stands. (Other Football) - MORDENCANARY, Dec 30, 15:40:03
  - They actually do flag, and are instructed to (Other Football) - duke of york, Dec 30, 15:09:56
    - They're not supposed to (Other Football) - Tricky Hawes, Dec 30, 15:13:50
      - Hmm, some aren’t doing that then (n/m) (Other Football) - duke of york, Dec 30, 15:42:42
        
        Well that’s presumably when the following sentence applies (Other Football) - Tricky Hawes, Dec 30, 15:54:31
        
        Right, think I was at crosses wires then (n/m) (Other Football) - duke of york, Dec 30, 16:04:32
        
        Crossed FFS (n/m) (Other Football) - duke of york, Dec 30, 16:04:43
        
        Right. Anyway, my point is that (Other Football) - Tricky Hawes, Dec 30, 16:17:51
        
        Similar to the "soft signal" in cricket, eg for whether a catch carries (n/m) (Other Football) - watfordcanary, Dec 30, 16:50:43

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