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12/1/2015Joe of Lamsing, MI Usa asks... In which of the following cases could there be an offside offense? Receiving the ball from a throw in, receiving the ball from a corner kick, directly receiving the ball released from the hands of your own goalkeeper, or none of the answers are cor...
Read The Full Q & A 12/1/2015Joe of Lamsing, MI Usa asks... And attacking player, and an off-site position, intercepted pass for me defender intended for that defenders goalkeeper. Is the player penalized for being off side? Or should the player not be penalized for being offside?...
Read The Full Q & A 12/1/2015Sue of Atlanta, Ga Usa asks... In which of the following cases could there be an offside offense? Receiving the ball from a throw in, directly receiving the ball released from the hands of your own goalkeeper, receiving the ball from a corner kick, none of the answers are corre...
Read The Full Q & A 12/1/2015Sue of Atlanta, Ga Usa asks... A player asked for and received permission to believe the field to have an ankle taped. While off the field and with play still occurring he becomes engaged in a fight with an opposing substitute and is sent off. Is it an indirect free kick, drop ba...
Read The Full Q & A 12/1/2015Sue of Atlanta, Ga Usa asks...The goalkeeper, well in the penalty or, prevents a goal by deliberately handling the ball. The incident itself does not require a card, send off, caution, show a yellow card and then a red card in sequence...
Read The Full Q & A 12/1/2015Sue of Atlanta, Ga Usa asks...A defender angry at being outplayed by red picks up a rock several yards outside his penalty area and throws it at Res it strikes red while he is a yard from the goal area line what's the restart? Direct free kick, penalty kick indirect free kick, ki...
Read The Full Q & A 12/1/2015Sue of Atlanta, Ga Uaa asks... It is not a violation of the law 11 to receive the ball directly from a drawbar restart even if the receiving player is ahead of the ball, head of the second to last defender, and any opposing teams end of the field? True or false?...
Read The Full Q & A 12/1/2015Sue of Atlanta, Ga Uaa asks...An attacking player, in an offside position, intercepts a pass from a defender intended for that defenders goalkeeper. The player should not be penalized for being off side, or the player should be penalized for being off-sides?...
Read The Full Q & A 12/1/2015Sue of Atlanta, Ga Uaa asks...The ball is in play at all other moments, even with¦ It completely crosses the touch later bowling in the air or along the ground, it bounces off the referee or sister or three located outside the field play, it bounces off the goalpost come across b...
Read The Full Q & A Law 11 - Offside 12/1/2015Gwyn Williams of Bridgewater, NJ USA asks...A player cannot be offside if he is 'in his own half' when the ball is kicked. How is this defined? Is it similar to being in line with a defender i.e. no part of the body that can legally play the ball can be in the attacking half? Does it matter if...
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