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As I have far to much time on my hands I thought I'd draw a basic line to show how much of the ball can still be edging out past the balls contact point with the ground. Fascinating I know. I apologise if it's terrible...I did it on paint :lolol:

But thats my point. The goalline is the exact width of the post, therefore the post isn't "in the way". It's actually a replica of the goal line. The angle showing grass between the ball and the line proves nothing at all. It's amazing just how much the ball can look over the line at the bottom...

"The goal lines are the same width as that of the goalposts and the crossbar." http://www.athleticfieldmarker.com/soccerfield/ Apparently.

Actually, look at the goal line at the bottom of the picturte. Its the exact width of the post. Therefore that means the goal line (which is hidden) is in line with the goal frame. Meaning the ball didnt cross the line.,

Its in line with the posts. This is me asking a genuine question (not sarcy). Are posts much wider than the goal line? I thought they are pretty much the same to make decisions like this plausable for a linesman standing in line with the goal posts.

Ill try and find a still of it from last nights footage. It was dead in-line with the posts and the ball never goes full past them from what I could see. There is an excellently simple 6s video on twitter which is basic but is a bloke showing you how a ball from a flat angle (which looks...

Balls are round.

:lolol: 32 people think it was a red card. Oh and no. It didnt cross the line as the one true angle (the one on the GOAL LINE) showed. The angle everyone seems to be using as some sort of proof that it did go over the line is PONTLESS. So what if you can see a gap between the bottom of the...