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Post by pompey on Apr 23, 2012 12:49:23 GMT -6
Kid takes a shot from outside the box, hits the bar (which is the old square type, not a rounded Kwikgoal style), ball bounces directly into the air, proceeds to hit the top of the bar again, and again, and again.........and again......and then nestles snuggly and still on the top of the bar - remaining in play.
If this were to ever happen, what's the call?? Oh, and its U13 girls, so no one can 'reach' the ball either.
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Post by Steven Gerrard on Apr 23, 2012 12:54:50 GMT -6
This was actually covered by my instructor in my ref class. But, I can't recall the answer. I am going to say goal kick.
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Post by coachray40 on Apr 23, 2012 15:46:36 GMT -6
As law nine states:
Ball out of play The ball is out of play when: •it has wholly crossed the goal line or touch line whether on the ground or in the air
•play has been stopped by the referee
If the ball was somehow able to stay directly on top of the crossbar, it would still be considerd to be in play. if the players were not able to reach the ball to put it in play, I would assume a dropped ball on the goal area line closest to the point of the stopped ball would be the correct restart.
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Post by coachray40 on Apr 23, 2012 15:56:09 GMT -6
As we are telling ref stories, I was able to experience this one actually happening last week as I centered a game between two U18 teams (I'll leave out the teams names for now):
Team A and B were tied 1-1 when team A's forward was sent to the goal with a through pass and went 1v1 with the goalkeeper. the forward touched the ball too far forward and the onrushing Team B GK slid to try and cover it. Both players arrived at the ball simultaneously, the ball rebounded off the keeper and out to another forward from Team A (in an onside position) who kicked it into the goal. Team B's GK got up incensed, thinking he had been fouled and started yelling at me, which I ignored. As the team B's GK was yelling at me, a defender from team B started yelling at the GK to "Shut up dude, you never had the ball. " Team B's GK--now totally in flames--charged the defender (FROM HIS OWN TEAM) and began to throw punches at him. The team B defender defended himself and began to fight back. Both players had to be restrained, and finally as "order" was restored, i immediately showed both the red card and sent them off. crazy stuff, something I had seen before, and a question on the re-certification exam. 45 years of soccer and Ive never seen that before. Stunning
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Post by futbolislife on Apr 23, 2012 16:22:54 GMT -6
Ray is correct on the ball on top the goal. Drop ball on the 6.
The next question on your U18 game is what is the restart? Many would miss it.....
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Post by premier on Apr 23, 2012 18:06:34 GMT -6
Either a drop ball from the spot of the incident, or an indirect free kick to the opposing team at the spot of the incident. Can't remember which.
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Post by Steven Gerrard on Apr 23, 2012 19:25:48 GMT -6
Kickoff.
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Post by rlb2024 on Apr 23, 2012 20:37:47 GMT -6
Agree -- kickoff. The fisticuffs occurred after the goal was scored and before the ensuing kickoff (I assume).
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Post by happyjack on Apr 24, 2012 12:24:20 GMT -6
My favorite is the stupid "player attacking the goal stops and removes his shin guards then continues...". Finally witnessed this 2 years ago, happened exactly as written on the test. At halftime my ARs and I had a good laugh and were wondering which referee set up that joke for us
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