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Law 16 - Goal Kick
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Law 16 - Goal Kick 4/27/2014David Body of Auckland, NZ asks...From a goal kick by his own team, suppose a striker is on his own in the opponent's half with no defender nearby and just the goalie in front of him. We know that he's not offside because it's a goal kick. Therefore if the goal kick is then taken, an...
Read The Full Q & A Law 16 - Goal Kick 4/21/2014Steve of San Mateo, Ca USA asks...Goal Kick: I understand the ball is not in play until it leaves the PA. I might be reading in to this too much. Ball is placed for a GK player miss kicks the ball attempting to pass the ball along the goal line to the outside. Ball crosses the goal l...
Read The Full Q & A Law 16 - Goal Kick 4/14/2014Amy Lloyd of Portland, Oregon USofA asks...While discussing with colleagues in the calm and cool confines of an establishment dispensing dk bitters, after a gruelling and windy day, conversation turned to matters of law, one of which was:
'Must the ball always need to be stationary f...
Read The Full Q & A Law 16 - Goal Kick 4/14/2014Amy Lloyd of Portland, Oregon USofA asks...While discussing with colleagues in the calm and cool confines of an establishment dispensing dk bitters, after a gruelling and windy day, conversation turned to matters of law, one of which was:
'Must the ball always need to be stationary f...
Read The Full Q & A Law 16 - Goal Kick 4/12/2014Bob of Louisville, Kentucky USA asks...Law 16 says that all opponents must remain outside the penalty area on a goal kick, but what about defensive players? On the last game I did, I had 4 defensive players in the penalty area on a goal kick? ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 16 - Goal Kick 4/11/2014janet of massapequa, NY usa asks...The goal kick was being kicked by the middle defender. The defender placed the ball down with her hands in the appropriate spot, stood up, stepped back, then stepped forward and adjusted the ball with her foot. Then she stepped back and seconds later...
Read The Full Q & A Law 16 - Goal Kick 3/31/2014Doug of Louisville, KY USA asks...Surprised neither of you pointed out that a player cannot be offside on a goal kick....
Read The Full Q & A Law 16 - Goal Kick 3/9/2014Claude of Redondo Beach, CA USA asks...Our team was setting up for a goal kick. Our goalie placed the ball on one corner of the goal box, but then decided to move the ball to the opposite corner. The center ref told her that she couldn't move the ball once it had been placed. Is this corr...
Read The Full Q & A Law 16 - Goal Kick 3/7/2014Nathan Benjamin of Sydney, NSW Australia asks...At a goal kick, the defender kicks the ball and it strikes the referee, who is standing outside of the penalty area. The kicker runs through and kicks the ball further up field. What would you do?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 16 - Goal Kick 2/28/2014Nick of Kaohsiung, Taiwan asks...Apart from the goalkeeper, or the kicker when used, can any players be in the penalty area during a goal kick?
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