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Question Number: 13463Law 1- The Field 8/9/2006RE: 3 Adult charles evans of surrey, british columbia canada asks...what would be the size of the technical area be please
cge Answer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer Decision 8 Law 1:
Where a technical area exists, it must meet the requirements approved by the International F.A. Board, which are contained in this publication.
The location in the Law book is usually following the pages outlining kicks from the penalty mark.
Regards,
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View Referee Chuck Fleischer profileAnswer provided by Referee Debbie Hoelscher As Ref Fleischer has aptly put it, the technical area requirments are available in the LOTG near the back of the book. Often times, the local league or association will have a description of its expecatations for the technical area.
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