Question on the rules of the game.

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Husty

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Oct 18, 2008

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• Mar 6, 2013

• #1

A player launches a throw in at the goal, the keeper is caught off guard, flaps at it and misses it but doesn't touch it. The ball goes in, it clearly isn't a goal but what should the ref give?

 

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Horsham Gull

H Block Offender

Dec 4, 2006

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Horsham

• Mar 6, 2013

• #2

If no other player touches the ball then disallowed goal and a free kick?

 

vegster

Sanity Clause

May 5, 2008

27,886

• Mar 6, 2013

• #3

I think the throw is re-taken

 

El Presidente

The ONLY Gay in Brighton

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Jul 5, 2003

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Pattknull med Haksprut

• Mar 6, 2013

• #4

A goal kick.

BTW strictly it is the LAWS of the game, not the rules.

*Retires to pedants corner*

 

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Herne Hill Seagull

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Jul 10, 2003

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Galicia

• Mar 6, 2013

• #5

What El Pres said. It's a goal kick, if the throw-in came from an attacking player.

 

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coagulantwolf

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Jun 21, 2012

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• Mar 6, 2013

• #6

What about a defender throwing it back to his goalkeeper? I know the goal is disallowed but not sure what's given.

Remember an incident a few years back when Peter Enckleman (sp?) for Aston Villa did exactly that against Birmingham who went on to win 3-0 I believe, however the goal shouldn't have stood as the keeper never actually touched it! But by his distraught reaction he evidently didn't know the rules!

 

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Herne Hill Seagull

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• Mar 6, 2013

• #7

Then it'd be a corner, if none of the attacking players had touched it.

 

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Farehamseagull

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Nov 22, 2007

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Sarisbury Green, Southampton

• Mar 6, 2013

• #8

Similar happened to Peter Enkelman of Aston Villa in a Birmingham derby a few years ago and the goal was wrongly given. Assume the ref must have thought he touched the ball when he swung his air kick at it.

 

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BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003

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Haywards Heath

• Mar 6, 2013

• #9

If nobody touches it and it was thrown by the attacking side the answer is a goal kick. If thrown by the defending side a corner. If anybody touches it no matter how slight it is a goal.

 

edna krabappel

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Jul 7, 2003

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• Mar 6, 2013

• #10

coagulantwolf said:

What about a defender throwing it back to his goalkeeper? I know the goal is disallowed but not sure what's given.

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A corner.

 

Goldstone Rapper

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Jan 19, 2009

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BN3 7DE

• Mar 6, 2013

• #11

If it touches the referee, whose name goes on the scoresheet?

 

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Muzzy

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Jan 25, 2011

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• Mar 6, 2013

• #12

Goldstone Rapper said:

If it touches the referee, whose name goes on the scoresheet?

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That would depend on who had the bet on the first goalscorer for the game.

Probably the thrower if the goal stands.

 

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BensGrandad

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• Mar 6, 2013

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Goldstone Rapper said:

If it touches the referee, whose name goes on the scoresheet?

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Treated as nobody touching it.

 

brightn'ove

cringe

Apr 12, 2011

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London

• Mar 6, 2013

• #14

im sure delap scored a throw in, and it was just retaken?

this is all i could find on youtube though

 

Twinkle Toes

Growing old disgracefully

Apr 4, 2008

11,138

Hoveside

• Mar 6, 2013

• #15

El Presidente said:

A goal kick.

BTW strictly it is the LAWS of the game, not the rules.

*Retires to pedants corner*

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This.

Well, that is unless the Ref is secretly a Bluenose b*st*rd & he decides to give a goal (followed by a thick, obese, knuckle-dragging lifestyle hooligan performing a 1-twat pitch invasion; & doing the masturbation thing with his fat hand in the face of the goalkeeper).

Not that I'm bitter or anything...