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Different passage of play innit

Yes, because presumably what should happen is that the game is called back for the original offside. But that isn't what seems to happen. Too much water under the bridge for the lino to flag it seems?

What do you see as the difference between the two words for these purposes?

The rule should be abolished I get the point of it. But linos are oh so predictably playing it so ridiculously safe that it's creating these wierd phantom passages of play. Kind of like Schrodingers football. There is some football, but also there isn't. Everyone knows its going to be...

They could, but I don't think they do