Well the hope that Chelsea would beat Fulham by three goals so that the headline could be even more like "The taking of Pelham 1 2 3 " didn't materialise and I have to be content with the way it reads now. Goals by Drogba and by Anelka below....
The video replays showed that in the first goal the top part of Drogba's body was offside when the pass was made - he was leaning forward.His feet were onside.
How does a linesman deal with that...???
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I believe if it's 'any part of the players body which could potentially score a goal' that it's deemed offside. His head was offside, therefore he's offside.
But even if wasn't given, it wouldn't have done much. It was as if Chelsea walked right by them.