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Question Number: 13361Law 10 - Method of Scoring 7/17/2006RE: Competitive Adult Ricardo of Richmond, Canada asks...Can a keeper score a goal by throwing the ball? Answer provided by Referee Richard Dawson Hi Ricardo,
Do I am assume this is a triva question since two request fron Richmond showed up back to back?
#13354
When a goalie is in his/her penalty area can they score by throwing the ball to the other end without touching anyone else? (not very likely but can they?)
Thanks
Answer Submitted By: Ben Mueller
Yes.
Answer Submitted By: Keith Contarino
Sure. Would be one hell of a throw but perfectly legal
Answer Submitted By: Richard Dawson
Hi Jessica, I would bet money if a keeper could do so the pointy ball football coach would be looking to turn him from keeper to quarterback! Cheers
Answer Submitted By: Chuck Fleischer
Now that I have never done! What a goal that would be. Regards,
AS you can see by our earlier responses it is a goal!
Cheers
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