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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
1) Kinda handily forgot about the words in red didn't you? You know--"during a ...throw-in"? The rules don't say anything about who's a defender at that time, and the rules also never state when a player becomes a defender. If the FED hadda thought that there were "defenders" during a throw-in, then why did they add those additional words instead of just leaving it at "defensive player"? I read that sentence as saying that there are NO defensive players during a throw-in, which blows your whole postulation all t'hell. Good try. 
2) Your opinion only.....I disagree.
3) Your opinion only.....I disagree.
4) Your opinion only.......I disagree.
Btw, I also ain't gonna argue this one for too long. It's not really germane to the call and I don't know really of any cases off the top of my head where it is even relevant. |
Let me get this straight.
If A1 has control of the ball for a throw-in, then B1 is
NOT a defender? I wonder WTF he's doing then?
The single word "
control" is defined in the rule book? Where can I find it?