Meanings of forward time in English

Throw your goalkeeper forward time.

My comedy has been long in the hands of a manager, but whether it will ever be brought forward time must decide.

Indigenous families, legal organisations and academics say that solutions to this problem have been put forward time and time again, only to be ignored.

I wanted to fast- forward time, to leap into our victory because I feared that the longer we waited, the less likely it would come.

However, this distinction vanishes if (at the same time as swapping forward time for backward) you swap matter for antimatter and left for right.