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Yes it is, and if you receive in their half you would be offside unless it was deemed another phase of play. But if you are in your own half when you receive it then you are onside, regardless of where you were when it was played.

If you are stood in an offside position (opposition half obviously) and the ball is played in your direction, if you can somehow get back into your half before actually receiving the ball, then you are onside. The original offside position is nullified. You cannot be offside if you receive a...

No, you cannot be flagged offside in your own half - ever.

i.e. The Lino is a dick, and doesn't know the rule. Or a cheat, like the ref.

I'm answering the question can you be offside in your own half though, not commenting on Lingard's decision.

That means under NO circumstances. If you have tracked back from an offside position, then crossing the half way line automatically puts you in an onside position.

Law 11 states that you cannot be offside in your own half. Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yep.

You could stand on their goal line for 89 minutes if you like, the Lino cannot flag you offside in your own half - ever.

You cannot be offside in your own half.