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By the letter of the law it's not offside.

 

It's explained in the laws of the game - you have to be in the line of sight of a player or preventing a player from playing the ball. In this case neither was true so the lino must have thought he touched the ball.

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It was offside. 

 

If Gouffran hadn't moved the ball would've hit him, and then he would've been offside. He moved out the way, therefore he is active and offside. 

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One of those decisions where I'd be fuming if I was newcastle and it was disallowed and fuming if I was city and it was given as a goal.

There are a few scenarios like that that football throws up.

Would help if decisions were consistent though.

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It was offside. 

 

If Gouffran hadn't moved the ball would've hit him, and then he would've been offside. He moved out the way, therefore he is active and offside. 

Nope.

 

The laws do not use the word 'active' in this context.

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he is in harts eye line though

 

hart wouldnt have saved it anyway but gouffran is stood where he will dive

He's not obstructing the line of vision of the 'keeper nor is he interfering with him either so he's not offside.

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It was offside. 

 

If Gouffran hadn't moved the ball would've hit him, and then he would've been offside. He moved out the way, therefore he is active and offside. 

Nope.

 

The laws do not use the word 'active' in this context.

 

 

Interfering then. 

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