No off sides in soccer is when an attacking player, is passed the ball and there are not at least two opponents between him or her and the goal line. Usually, these are the goalkeeper and one other defender, but not necessarily.
Not usually, but it is possible. If you are in an offside position (as described in the question), you can be called offside if you play the ball, interfere with an opponent, or gain an advantage from being in that position. If you, being in an offside position, chase after a ball that an opponent is also chasing, you can (and will) be called offside before either of you get to the ball, because you are involved in the play by interfering with an opponent, because that opponent might have acted differently if you weren't chasing the ball.
You can be guilty of an offside offense without touching the ball.
If you interfere with an opponent or if you are interfering with the GK's line of sight.
The Wigan Left Back Maynor Figueroa
a back PASS is when you pass the ball behind you to another player
Yes. If the ball is kicked to them or thrown-in to them directly from a team-mate. If the goal keeper releases the ball from their hands they cannot pick it back up again until another player touches it.
no
how did they play soccer back then
No. I would say the opposite yes, if a girl touches you on the back she likes you well enough to touch you. she may not wan to be your girlfriend. But, on the other hand, she may. If she hated you, she would not touch you at all.
It is either Ashley Cole or Lillian Thurman.
YES, it's a over and back if the ball touches a player on team A BEFORE going back court, because even though the player's hand didn't touch the ball it touched his/her body, therefore if they go back and get it, it's a turnover and over and back violation. IF a player on team B "tips" the ball, meaning touches it, and the ball goes back court and DOSE NOT touch a player on team A or goes out of bounds, the other player on team A CAN go back and get it and WILL NOT result in an over and back violation, because team B touched it last.
Normally the left back or full back wears number 3. He is normally left footed.
Left Full-back. examples: Patrice Evra, Ashley Cole, Giovanni Van Bronckhorst
A 'throw' in soccer is when the ball goes out of bounds and a player on the team opposite than the one who kicked it out must 'throw' it back in bounds. The player has to leave one foot on the ground all the way through the throw and bring both hands over the head.
A Libero is a noun and in the sports field is directed to soccer and to volleyball. In soccer the word refers to a player called "The Sweeper" who protects the goal keeper. In Volleyball the word refers to the player who plays in the back row.