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Law 18 - Common Sense
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Law 18 - Common Sense 11/15/2009Cary of Orcutt, CA USA asks...Is there a volume limit on the coach in a game if all of their comments are positive and directed at their own players? Our coach was given a warning at half time of our game for 'being too loud.'...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 11/13/2009James of Gulf Breeze, Florida U.S.A. asks...An interesting situation occurred in a U-10 match I was officiating last week. I called for a penalty kick, and the keeper was too tall to be able to stand on the goal line. So, I decided to let him move off the line, so that he would not injure hims...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 11/10/2009H. Inglis of Whitby, Ontario Canada asks...How far may the goalie go, dribbling the ball, after making a stop? May he/she goes fully up the field?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 11/9/2009scott dilling of san ramon, ca. usa asks...I refereed a game this weekend as a center. I have done over 1100 games,80% as a center and think I have seen everything until something like this comes up.
The opposing team is taking a corner kick and positions a field player 2-3 yds in fr...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 11/7/2009Mike of Knoxville, TN United States asks...
I know that when a goal kick is taken the ball must leave the penalty area prior to being played.
My question is if a keeper legally picks up a ball played into the penalty area can he/she play or pass the ball to a team mate inside the...
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Law 18 - Common Sense 10/20/2009Matt Malinowski of clay, ny United States asks...Say the ball went out of bounds behind the goal, and a Goal Kick was awarded. Can a Field Player pick the ball up with his hands and place it on he correct line and kick the ball into play? The ref told me that I cannot touch the ball in the goali...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 9/30/2009Karolynn of Macomb, IL McDonough asks...At what age should volunteer coaches, with little or no training in soccer teach small children headers. As I have researched on line, there is no official age... but with TBI's, concessions, childs mental capcity to make good decisions, skull devel...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 5/16/2009Danielle Higgins of Syracuse, NY USA asks...Is the goalie allowed to take the ball down the field and score a goal? I have seen it happen three times. Only the second time did the ref call it and say you cannot....
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 5/8/2009Vito Loconte of Edmonton, Canada asks...If a player commits a dangerous kick (toward the head) near his/her own teammate outside the penalty area, is that an Indirect Free Kick for the opposing team or no call??...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 10/28/2008Rudy of Vancouver, BC Canada asks...Interesting scenarios for all us keepers.
Some more that I would like your help with:
What if I catch the ball in my penalty area, make my way up to the top and along the way fumble the ball, it bounces twice in front of me, and an ...
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