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Law 1- The Field
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Law 1- The Field 3/1/2008Brett Peavler of Brookfield, Wisconsin USA asks...I just want to make a comment on my law
19 1/2. It ties in to law 19, talking about a dumb ref, but law 19 1/2 states that to avoid being a dumb ref, you shouldn't compromise the rules or safety regulations because of outside influences. Okay, ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 2/19/2008alex of richmond hill, ontario canada asks...There are incidences when the 5 ft corner flag is not standing vertical from the field, thus making the top of the pole lower than 5 ft. This can be due to attachment problems or ground conditions.
What should we do? Abandon the match as t...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 2/19/2008Melvin Hagerman of Colorado Springs, Colorado U.S.A. asks...A question about goalposts:
In the U.S. and in Canada as well, I remember seeing goalposts which were dual-purpose, for lack od any other term--they were a standard 24-foot-wide, 8-foot-tall soccer goal, with the gridiron uprights attac...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 2/18/2008Tim of San Diego, CA USA asks...It is against the rules for a keeper to mark the field. I mark the field on the 6 yard box so I know where the posts are behnd me.
Thank you...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 2/17/2008Elisabet of joliet, illinois united states asks...What is the distance from the penalty spot from the goal?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 2/17/2008ANTONETTA RODI of NAPLES, FLORIDA USA asks...I AM THE PRESIDENT OF OUR SOCCER CLUB AND THIS WEEK THE CITY PUT UP NETS BEHIND THE GOALS THAT ARE RIGHT UP AGAINST THE GOALS SO THAT BALLS CAN NOT GO INTO THE STREETS AND THEY ARE ABOUT 24 FT. HIGH AND THE POST TO SECURE THESE NETS ARE STICKING OUT ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 2/16/2008Peter Stephens of Kokomo, IN asks...Why aren't the poles for the flags required to be 7 ft, or something that might reasonably higher than all the players? Why take a chance that a 6' 3" player stumble into one and get impaled in the throat or eye?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 2/15/2008Steve of Sheffield, England asks...Question - why do some professional football grounds have square corner post flags and some have trangular shaped ones?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 1/26/2008Joe Iano of Seattle, WA USA asks...At a recent game: The goal line was 5 inches wide. The goal posts of the movable goals were rectangular and only about half as deep. When positioning the goal, should the backs of the posts (facing away from the field) be aligned with the outside edg...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 1/21/2008Phil Holder of Birmingham, UK asks...Why are some corner flags retangle and some triangle. I believe it`s something to do with if a club has won the FA cup, but want this clarified...
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