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Law 13 - Free Kicks
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Law 13 - Free Kicks 10/22/2012Rob of Mantua, Ninjas Us asks...On an in direct can the first touch be a non soccer touch,such as a toe touch. If not should play continue or should it be blown dead....
Read The Full Q & A Law 13 - Free Kicks 10/21/2012Phil of Tarzana, CA United States asks...I have a follow-up question to something Referee Dennis Wickham said.
If I understand this correctly, on a corner kick:
1) A defender may position herself wherever she wants (on the field & at least 10 yards from the ball) before th...
Read The Full Q & A Law 13 - Free Kicks 10/10/2012Phil of Tarzana, CA United States asks...I'm sure that all of you know much more than I do, but it seems like something was missed here. The question said that 'AS the referee was marching out 10 yards', the defender moved closer, interfering with the kicker's run up. (Of course, the ref ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 13 - Free Kicks 10/2/2012Bryan Whitworth of Tipp City, OH USA asks...My son is taking a direct free kick, he asks for the wall to be 10 yards away. As the referee is marching out the 10 yards, an opponent moves to within 3 yds of the ball at the side interferring with his run up. My son stops his run up and asks the r...
Read The Full Q & A Law 13 - Free Kicks 9/30/2012MT of Nashville, TN USA asks...Attacking team: Is the ref 'obligated' to walk off the 10 yards and make a restart cerimonial if requested by the attacking team players ? Or is he allowed to simply look at the defenders, be satiisfied with their distance and say get on with it ? T...
Read The Full Q & A Law 13 - Free Kicks 9/25/2012matt of edison, nj usa asks...If im a defender and I have a free kick inside my penalty area. Does the ball have to come out of the penalty box before anybody touches it? Im pretty sure if its a goal kick it has to clear the box first. Is that correct?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 13 - Free Kicks 9/23/2012Michael Dotlich of Brownsburg, IN United States asks...A player takes a quick free kick knowing the defender is walking away within 10 yards with their back turned, the kicked ball bounces backwards (wrong direction) and the kick is not violent conduct. Should play continue as the kicking team accepted t...
Read The Full Q & A Law 13 - Free Kicks 9/17/2012Ben of Somerset, CO USA asks...Regarding free kicks and failure to repect the distance or delaying restart - what is the guidance by FIFA or USSF? Is this cautionable event ever enforced? The interpretation of Law 13 states that if an opponent deliberately prevents taking the ki...
Read The Full Q & A Law 13 - Free Kicks 9/17/2012William Guynes of Mechanicsville, MD USA asks...Response to Joe.
If the referee is showing you where 10 yards is, you have already admitted that you don't know where it is by not retreating on your own as is required. How do you suddenly now know it's MORE than 10 yards?
I do not...
Read The Full Q & A Law 13 - Free Kicks 9/17/2012joe of Elria, oh usa asks...Can a ref force players to be MORE than 10 yards back on a free kick? ...
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