Quote: Bovrick "So a player who passes the ball flat/backwards whilst running, but is tackled when the ball is released passes it forwards, but a player who does the same and isn't tackled did not? Sorry I don't buy it. They've worded it badly (for a change) to explain momentum to idiots, that's my guess.'"
Don't know where you got that from, as I see no mention of tackled or not on that page. It talks about the relative positions of the passer and receiver only.
The bit I have issue with is this bit
The use of "invariably" (i.e. "always"icon_wink.gif for one option, and "rarely" for the other option means that there must be some occasions when a pass is both misjudgement and a deliberate offence! "Usually" or "normally" would be a better choice than "invariably" in that context.