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Question Number: 25482League Specific 9/23/2011RE: Competive High School Ken Rhoda of San Clemente, CA USA asks...Where can I download SCSOA Guidelines?
I am unclear to a question:
in the two man system, if a whistle is necessary, the lead referee restarts the game on which stoppage of play:
Goal Kick
Corner Kick
Any Free Kick
All above Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Ken
You might find this helpful
www.hssoa.com/Files/Instruction/DualSystem.ppt
www.scsoatraining.com/files/Interpretations.pdf
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View Referee Joe McHugh profileAnswer provided by Referee Dennis Wickham Ken:
Our policy is not to answer test questions.
Training begins in the next few weeks, and responsibilities during the dual will be a key part of that training. Ref McHugh has given you the two website addresses. The scoatraining.com includes the powerpoint presentation on the dual used in last year's instruction.
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