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ricky1985 said:No way was what Djourou did correct. You can't step up and leave your man completely free on the edge of your own box when there is absolutely no pressure on the passer of the ball. In that case it's a complete and utter gamble.
How do you spring an offside trap then?
At the point he stepped out Keane was clearly left in an offside position.
Why did Gibbs step back in, he wasn't marking anyone and the ball was never coming over there.