Who think dem know football?

[Mosiah]

True or False: If the ball is played backwards you can't be offside.

What does the ref give if a defender plays a DIRECT freekick back to his keeper, who slips and the ball goes into the goal?

If the ball touches an outside agent while in play (a dog, for instance), what action should the referee take?

[Mexxx]

my answer

True or False: If the ball is played backwards you can't be offside. exactly as you are behind the BALL

What does the ref give if a defender plays a DIRECT freekick back to his keeper, who slips and the ball goes into the goal? GOAL

If the ball touches an outside agent while in play (a dog, for instance), what action should the referee take?

drop ball

[Mosiah]

I will wait for some more answers.

The one about playing the ball backwards, my first thoughts were like yours, but someone raised the possibility that what is being asked is, if the defender plays the ball back towards his own goal, can an attacking player be called offside?

[Lazie]

True or False: If the ball is played backwards you can't be offside.

Sorry mi nuh like the question ... if a backpass is made and is intercepted by a player in an offside position then the player is no longer offside.

What does the ref give if a defender plays a DIRECT freekick back to his keeper, who slips and the ball goes into the goal?

Some ref may laugh and say idiot ... but its a goal.

If the ball touches an outside agent while in play (a dog, for instance), what action should the referee take?

Based on the goal Shelton scored on Sunday I guess its up to the ref. However, dropball.

[Mexxx]

if a defender passes the ball one cannot be offside BUT

I will wait for some more answers.

The one about playing the ball backwards, my first thoughts were like yours, but someone raised the possibility that what is being asked is, if the defender plays the ball back towards his own goal, can an attacking player be called offside?

one cannot be in an offside position and impede play so it depends on the ref

[Gamma]

not offisde, not interfering with the play.

goal

drop ball

[Gamma]

in that case yes .... esp if he is in a position to interfere with the play.

[myYout]

false
di kick direct still, once nobady nuh touch it, ah goal.
once di object animate, ref ah guh stop di game fi interference. If him sight di animate object before it interfere wid di game, him ah guh stop di game fi have di animate object to be removed. Suh inna fi mi opinion di said logics hold, him stop di game.

[myYout]

Di fuss one a mean true, ah wha kinna double negative question dat anyway. Yuh cyann offside true

[Mosiah]

stop di game and duh what?

[myYout]

an restart wid ah drop ball

[Mosiah]

Good answer to the last one! The ref should have stopped the play att he point when the ball hit the "outside agent" and restart the game with a drop ball. Strictly speaking, and that is very strictly speaking, Luton was lucky!

First answer is wrong. The player will still be judged offside if he was in an offside position when the ball was passed back, interfering with play assumed.

[Mosiah]

First one is wrong, but that might depend on the interpretion of the question.

Last one is correct.

[Mosiah]

ok!

[Gamma]

mosiah..yuh neva si dis one?

the corner kick stump mi fi real......