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Law 1- The Field
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Law 1- The Field 11/7/2006Fred Landau of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania USA asks...Many clubs in our area use sandbags to anchor portable goals placing the sandbags along the back bar or in the back corners to prevent the goals from toppling forward onto the field. When inspecting goals I have always considered this satisfactory. ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 11/4/2006paul of london, england asks...What is the ruling for if the goal posts are moved during the game. in a recent match we faced a corner and the oppositon player bundled into the goal posts moving them from there marking. I belived as soon as the posts were moved the ball was dead i...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 11/3/2006Greg H of Chicago, IL Cook asks...As part of my pre-game inspection, I noticed that the goals were anchored with only the net being held into the ground with stakes, is this legal?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 10/27/2006franco of Bloomington, IN USA asks...Law1
It states the field must be natural or artificial surface. That covers everything under the sun from grass to concrete. What is it really stating, is hard surfaces allowed?
What about a grass field that is extremely bumpy and rut...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 10/15/2006Doug McKellan of Abbotsford, BC Canada asks...We recently played a game where the field was not fully marked. In other words, the lines were dashed not complete lines. It was confusing for the players and linesmen.
What is the official standard for field markings?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 10/15/2006Sergio Campodonico of Staten Island, NY USA asks...Our goalkeeper has the habit of marking a line with his foot from the center of goal to the six yard line or beyond. It helps him orient himself on goal. The other coach complained to the ref that it was unsportsmanlike behavior. The ref did nothing ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 10/10/2006stefano of shrewsbury, england UK asks...what is the main purpose of the 6 yard box...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 10/8/2006jorge dos santos of Doha, Qatar asks...Hi Guys
I am an architect based in europe and middle east.
Can you inform me what are the sizes of FIFA sanctioned football feilds (professional and world cup sizes)
Thanks...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 10/4/2006Bob Wong of Walnut Creek, CA USA asks...The other day I refeereed a high school soccer game and the field was littered with thousands of goose droppings. Goose droppings are quite big, about 4 inches long. The field was dry but my cleats were filled with the droppings. I refused to to...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 10/3/2006Dan of ,, KS USA asks...In reference to the power lines the answer can be found (at least for US referees) in the ATR Section 1.8 (c) Pre-Existing Conditions - " These are things on or above the field which are not described in Law 1 but are deemed safe and not generally s...
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