Barcon
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I know that mate. I think you are confusing multiple foul throws with consecutive foul throws.
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Rule question
- Thread starter johnmc
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I know that mate. I think you are confusing multiple foul throws with consecutive foul throws.
TheBlueDune
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Thought the original point was if someone took consecutive foul throws as a way to waste time. But that just gives the balk away so why would anyone do that.I know that mate. I think you are confusing multiple foul throws with consecutive foul throws.
Anyway, another good rule question - if the keeper takes a goal kick and it goes in the keeper's goal, what happens next?
Barcon
Well-Known Member
Thought the original point was if someone took consecutive foul throws as a way to waste time. But that just gives the balk away so why would anyone do that.
Anyway, another good rule question - if the keeper takes a goal kick and it goes in the keeper's goal, what happens next?
I would guess that the other team is awarded a goal.
TheBlueDune
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You'd think so but not correct. Let this one run for a bit see if someone gets the right answer, which is surprising.I would guess that the other team is awarded a goal.
Second Skin
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If a keeper takes a goal kick and it goes in his own goal then it is a corner
Barcon
Well-Known Member
You'd think so but not correct. Let this one run for a bit see if someone gets the right answer, which is surprising.
Hmm. That's surprising.
TheBlueDune
Well-Known Member
Correct. Ball isn't in play until it leaves the area. Goal isn't scored if ball isn't in play.If a keeper takes a goal kick and it goes in his own goal then it is a corner
Don't know what happens if keeper kicks it out of area but wind blows it into net.
Second Skin
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Correct. Ball isn't in play until it leaves the area. Goal isn't scored if ball isn't in play.
Don't know what happens if keeper kicks it out of area but wind blows it into net.
Here you go
http://www.asktheref.com/Soccer Rules/Question/14679/
TheBlueDune
Well-Known Member
Of course if it was City keeper then it would be a goal.
If it was the Derby it would be goal of the season.
Haha. I don't know how old your lad is mate but I love the way he's thinking 'inside' the box.My lad asked me this a few weeks ago, “if there’s a drop ball in the area, can the keeper be selected to go for tha ball and just grab it after it’s bounced?”