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Went to a non league game yesterday. Made a fool of myself complaining to the lino about a player taking throw ins with his feet mostly over the line.
Apparently the rule is that its fine, so long as some part of each foot is touching the line; i.e. its okay if your foot is well over the line so long as your heels are touching it.
Has this changed recently? I have never seen players do that before.
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Throw ins and the touchline on 20:50 - Aug 21 with 1259 views
It’s a law not a rule. And the same law applies to the ball - all of which has to be over the line to be out or a goal. The lines are part of the pitch.
It’s a law not a rule. And the same law applies to the ball - all of which has to be over the line to be out or a goal. The lines are part of the pitch.
It's a rule, regardless of the term used in the written document. Have a look at the dictionary.