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The www.corshamref.org.uk Laws pages listed below cover all of the 17 Laws of Associated Football, and more, giving advice interpretation and hundreds of questions and answers that cover every aspect of the game. Click here to Contact the Webmaster Julian Carosi Click here for the Law changes history page which also includes the latest changes.     Law text via The Scottish FA

Current Laws via FIFA web site Law Quizzes No.1 .2 .3 .4 .5 .6 .7 .8 .9 .10 Law 1: Field of Play Crossbar History Law 2: The Ball Law 3: The Number of Players Law 4: Players Equipment Law 5 Serious Injury Law 5/8: External Interference Law 5: Referees Jurisdiction Law 6: Assistant Referee Law 7: Duration of the Match Law 8: Start & Restart of Play Dropped Ball Law 9: Ball In and Out of Play Law 10: Method of Scoring	Law 12 Questions & Answers Law 12: Informal Tips Cautionable Offences Sending off Offences Goal-Scoring Opportunity Law 13: Free Kicks Direct Free Kick Indirect Free Kick Impeding Handball Law 13: Playing Ball a Second Time Law 14: Penalty Kick Kicks from the Penalty Mark Law 15: The Throw-in Law 16: The Goal Kick Law 17: The Corner Kick Law 18: Common sense Additional Instructions for Referees Decisions of the International F.A. Board
Law 11: Offside Offside History Offside Diagrams Please contact the WebMaster for permission to use the interactive Offside pages.	Instructors Offside Interactive Page 1 Instructors Offside Interactive Page 2 Magnetic Board interactive page 3 Magnetic Board (for large PC screen) Download WinZip files for above 4 pages.	Law changes history FIFA Questions and Answers 2000  2004 2005 2006 (pdf Adobe Acrobat versions) FIFA Questions and Answers 2006 web page html 2006 was the last version of the Questions and Answers provided by FIFA covering all of the Laws of the game.

Offside Interactive Pages - how to download and use them on a CD, floppy disc, standalone computer or laptop:  I created the  interactive Offside files so that they can be used on any PC that has Windows Explorer (in other words, on nearly every PC and laptop). All you need to do is to click here to download a single WinZip file onto your computer. The WinZip file contains all of the individual interactive files and  instructions on how they can be used.  Extract the files from the single downloaded WinZip file and put all of the files into one directory folder on your PC or laptop. In fact, they can all be loaded and used from a single floppy disk or a CD, but they may work faster on a hard drive. Once all of the files have been loaded/extracted into one directory, double click any of the .htm files to start it off!  I hope that they prove useful to you. If you don't have WinZip, type WinZip into Google to find a download site
Please let me have any comments that you may have. Julian Carosi WebMaster