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Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct 1/27/2016Al of Strathroy, ON Canada asks...Not exact quotes. A very interesting question cropped up recently in a referee group. I paraphrased the LOTG.
Law 10: A goal cannot be scored if the team has committed an infringement of the LOTG.
Law 3: A team consists of no mo...
Read The Full Q & A Law 4 - Players Equipment 1/27/2016Gareth Roberts of Machynlleth, Powys United Kingdom asks...Can a Player Manager leave the technical area to warm up?
Would he be allowed to give instruction to his players while doing so?
If his side were given a penalty would he be allowed to ''warm up'' behind that goal and distract their Goalie?
Read The Full Q & A Law 5 - The Referee 1/26/2016Brad of Plymouth, Michigan United States asks...My team was playing Futsal and my GK took a hard shot from close range to the face and went to ground. Referee allowed play to continue. After about 4-5 seconds GK rose up again, with one closed eye. I kept yelling to referee 'Goalie is down, stop...
Read The Full Q & A Law 8 - Start and Restart of Play 1/25/2016Paul of Milton, ON Canada asks...On a dropped ball, the LOTG state that a goal cannot be scored directly. However, would the goal count if a player receives the ball from a dropped ball, dribble it for 5-10 seconds then kicks the ball towards goal and it enters the goal without it ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 4 - Players Equipment 1/25/2016helda of corter , Washington US asks...Cartilage piercings cannot be taken out for a year after piercing. My daughter wants her cartilage pierced but is worried she will not be able to play soccer. It is not possible to get it pierced while it is not soccer season because she plays club i...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 1/25/2016Gareth of Machynlleth, Powys Wales asks...Tony Pulis while at Stoke would regularly change pitch dimensions depending on the opponent.
The goal posts would not need to be moved as the pitch would be widened equally on each side.
If the home sides manager or even you ''the ref'' or th...
Read The Full Q & A Law 5 - The Referee 1/25/2016Russell of Sydney, Australia asks...Another popular site that poses rule questions had the following question (and answer).
Q. A goal keeper accidentally collides with a defender and and an opposition striker. While medical staff attend to them, the strikers captain insists th...
Read The Full Q & A Other 1/24/2016Peter Grove of Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire England asks...I'd just like to point out a couple of date errors in the previous responses to this question. Firstly, the 'great rewrite' of the Laws came in 1997, not 1996. Secondly, the amendment to allow goal kicks to be taken from anywhere within the goal area...
Read The Full Q & A Law 12 - Fouls and Misconduct 1/24/2016Paul Debler of Newbury Park, CA USA asks...If the ball is straddling the side line of the penalty box, with just an edge of the ball on the line and the rest of the ball outside of the box, and the keeper picks it up by clearly grabbing the part of the lying outside of the box is this a hand ...
Read The Full Q & A Other 1/24/2016Phil of Tarzana, CA United States asks...It sounds like a lot of good changes in the rewrite. I think one of the most important will be to allow an injured player to receive treatment on the FOP, so that the offending team doesn't gain an advantage by injuring a player.
I suppose ...
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