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Law 18 - Common Sense
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Law 18 - Common Sense 4/8/2021Crebs Crem of Zagreb , Croatia asks...Hello,
Are the referees advised not to play the advantage but to give the free-kick if the player who has been fouled seems to be injured and cannot get up? If the referees aren't advised as such, how would they deal with the following potential...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 3/20/2021Petr of Prague, Czech Republic Czech Republic asks...Hello,
my question is about 'yellow card' challenges. The Referee Assistance Programme says that the referee has to consider the CHANCE OF PLAYING THE BALL. What can I imagine under this term? What is needed for a player to have a chance t...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 1/20/2021David Lovett of Royal Palm Beach, FL United States asks...Ok so here we go. The new or shall I say latest handball rule. I have a simple question that I am sure does not have a simple answer. I am being told by fellow referees that the new rule states that you call the same foul differently based on whether...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 12/17/2020Derek of Cary, IL USA asks...As an AR, can I require spectators/coaches to stay 6ft away from the touchline? I always see them creep up as close as possible, and with COVID-19 I would like to "socially distance" them from me....
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 10/21/2020Tasha L Lanier of Lexington, NC United States asks...So, if a player has asthma and is having an asthma attack and is in need of their inhaler are they permitted to run off the field in order to take an inhalation of the inhaler? What if the coach comes onto the field to drag that player off the field...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 4/21/2020brett of hattiesburg, ms usa asks...what about a player who is fouled but stays up, you may give advantage to, but then quickly passes to player in offside position and AR signals offside? Without having given the advantage signal yet, you would just go back and give the foul even with...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 2/4/2020Dan Paolini of Eastampton, New Jersey United States asks...I have seen people misinterpret this statement in the Outline Summary of Law Changes for Law 14 on page 151 (en):
The goalkeeper must not be touching the goalposts/crossbar/nets; they must not be moving.
as meaning that the goalkee...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 1/28/2020Matt of Bristow, VA 20136 asks...With reference to a defender bumping and attacker which causes the attacker to contact the ball with their hand/arm and the ball winds up being headed into the goal by a waiting teammate. The panel seems to be in favor of either calling the penalty ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 12/26/2019Karl Robinson of coleraine, LONDONDERRY United Kingdom asks...Quick question. I was reffing a game a few weeks ago, and the blue team were attacking in the red teams box, and the blue team ends up scoring a goal.
However, I only realised after the goal was socred and at the protest of the red coaches t...
Read The Full Q & A Law 18 - Common Sense 10/11/2019Jirka Strmiska of Brno, Czechia asks...Thanks,
I thought so, the problem is that when the defender plants his foot in front of the ball, he stands on it with a lot of weight with no further movement intended. It's like kicking into a steel wall. (the defender is also in all kinds...
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