Heidstra said:
I must say, I read a lot of these claims...almost on a daily basis. That being said, I have yet to see a single one that I agree with.

I have watched all of your goals and to me, they all look to be onside. The player receiving the ball DOES NOT have to be in line with the player passing the ball. They have to be in line with the ball, which makes them appear fractionally ahead of the passer. The screen shot you show is a bit late as the pass has already been played and the central player has continued running . When I watch the game, I can tell exactly when the pass is coming because the camera angle shifts right to anticipate the pass. At this time, the central player is in line with the ball and well onside.

Realistically, your offside trap was well beaten in this case. The opposition has five players clear of you last defender within 30 yards of the goal. I would suggest that relying on offside passes at this point might not be the best form of defence for you. We are lucky that this doesn't result in a goal every time as it would in real life.

managers usually spent hours to devise effective formations and positioning of their defenders. and normally it should be the way to go as it is far more closely related to the beautiful game and how its being played in reality. you may be having lesser time compared to those managers and that may be the reason the offside traps. right. k for each is own.
and i dont have any prob with you. i mentioned twice in the previous post that didnt i. i just found it little amusing to see you post such a concern in the forum stating that as a bug. thats why i commented. and i am sure majority of the managers in the game will be feeling the same way after seeing the post.
yea i almost did that yesterday naa. beating your OTs and giving a run for the money . bad that you scored in the end to make it a stalemate yet again.