Referee Questions
Posted: Wed Nov 20, 2013 11:58 am
1) A goalie takes a goal kick. The ball leaves the Penalty Area into play, strikes the ref and rebounds into the goal.
whats the correct decision?
whats the correct decision?
To add to GIAE's answer above, a referee must also blow his whistle to restart play if he has stopped play to caution/send off a player.WayneO wrote:5) When, according to the laws, must the referee blow his whistle tp restart the game?
Die Toten Hosen wrote:To add to GIAE's answer above, a referee must also blow his whistle to restart play if he has stopped play to caution/send off a player.WayneO wrote:5) When, according to the laws, must the referee blow his whistle tp restart the game?
Not taking the piss, but have you ever thought about taking up refereeing?God is an Englishman wrote:Good questions
1) Corner
2) Is the ball in play at the time? Red card to the offender though
3) IDFK and a caution for Unsporting Behaviour
4) when a more serious offence has happened after the initial offence
5) Start of the 2nd half
He may be English, but he's not mad.Black_Panther wrote:Not taking the piss, but have you ever thought about taking up refereeing?God is an Englishman wrote:Good questions
1) Corner
2) Is the ball in play at the time? Red card to the offender though
3) IDFK and a caution for Unsporting Behaviour
4) when a more serious offence has happened after the initial offence
5) Start of the 2nd half
bench-warmer wrote:He may be English, but he's not mad.Black_Panther wrote:Not taking the piss, but have you ever thought about taking up refereeing?God is an Englishman wrote:Good questions
1) Corner
2) Is the ball in play at the time? Red card to the offender though
3) IDFK and a caution for Unsporting Behaviour
4) when a more serious offence has happened after the initial offence
5) Start of the 2nd half
I believe the answer to 1 is a goal since the ball is in play as soon as it leaves the box regardless of if it rebounds off a player or the refGod is an Englishman wrote:Good questions
1) Corner
2) Is the ball in play at the time? Red card to the offender though
3) IDFK and a caution for Unsporting Behaviour
4) when a more serious offence has happened after the initial offence
5) Start of the 2nd half
You would be wrong.starr wrote:I believe the answer to 1 is a goal since the ball is in play as soon as it leaves the box regardless of if it rebounds off a player or the ref
starr wrote:I believe the answer to 1 is a goal since the ball is in play as soon as it leaves the box regardless of if it rebounds off a player or the refGod is an Englishman wrote:Good questions
1) Corner
2) Is the ball in play at the time? Red card to the offender though
3) IDFK and a caution for Unsporting Behaviour
4) when a more serious offence has happened after the initial offence
5) Start of the 2nd half
Randoman wrote:I believe the goal kick is unique in that it is direct (you can score from it) but not against your own team.
WayneO
4) what would the main reason for NOT penalising all infringements?
Never even thought about that one.Die Toten Hosen wrote:You're both wrong. It's not unique as the same rule applies to a corner.
Don't forget throw insGod is an Englishman wrote:Never even thought about that one.Die Toten Hosen wrote:You're both wrong. It's not unique as the same rule applies to a corner.
Said rule doesn't apply to throw ins.jonnomath wrote:Don't forget throw insGod is an Englishman wrote:Never even thought about that one.Die Toten Hosen wrote:You're both wrong. It's not unique as the same rule applies to a corner.
Die Toten Hosen wrote:Said rule doesn't apply to throw ins.
With the dearth of decent referees in the amateur league, I think that you would probably make a very good senior ref.God is an Englishman wrote:bench-warmer wrote:He may be English, but he's not mad.Black_Panther wrote: Not taking the piss, but have you ever thought about taking up refereeing?
I AM MAD!
I am qualified (albeit at a low level) and have been known to referee the occasional amateur game - not done so for a few years now though.
I bow to your superior knowledgeGod is an Englishman wrote:starr wrote:I believe the answer to 1 is a goal since the ball is in play as soon as it leaves the box regardless of if it rebounds off a player or the refGod is an Englishman wrote:Good questions
1) Corner
2) Is the ball in play at the time? Red card to the offender though
3) IDFK and a caution for Unsporting Behaviour
4) when a more serious offence has happened after the initial offence
5) Start of the 2nd half
I believe that you cannot score an own goal direct from a goal kick and as the referee is considered part of the field of play then it would be an own goal. Same would be if it leaves the box and the win blows the ball back into the goal.
Black_Panther wrote:Question for the readers,
Are club linesman in the amateur league permitted to verbally abuse players on the pitch? If not what would be action to take to get them to stop?
They really shouldn't be talking to anyone but the referee including 'coaching' his players.Black_Panther wrote:Are club linesman in the amateur league permitted to verbally abuse players on the pitch?
More importantly are players permitted to verbally abuse club linesman? If not what would be action to take to get them to stop?Black_Panther wrote:Question for the readers,
Are club linesman in the amateur league permitted to verbally abuse players on the pitch? If not what would be action to take to get them to stop?
Yeah I wasn't sure what the case was and the referee did acknowledge that it was happening and asked the culprit to stop, however he was unsure what he was able to do as it was a club linesman.God is an Englishman wrote:Black_Panther wrote:Question for the readers,
Are club linesman in the amateur league permitted to verbally abuse players on the pitch? If not what would be action to take to get them to stop?
Referee should ask for them to be removed from their duties. Other sanctions can be imposed if the person is on the team sheet.