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Post by Tank on Jun 3, 2019 9:24:52 GMT -6
Was curious if the new goal kick experiment is law now for everyone or if it's still being tweaked. Saw a lot of the USWNT games where the goal kick can now be played without leaving the 18 yard box.
I also saw in Gonzales this past weekend a goal kick played inside the box and allowed to play - it was the only incident of the game, so I am wonder if it's legal now or if referee just missed it.
Thanks in advance,
- Tank
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Post by kevin on Jun 4, 2019 11:17:29 GMT -6
Yes, it's been added to the law changes starting this past June 1st, but it won't necessarily take effect if a league started before that date.
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Post by firebruin on Jun 6, 2019 16:15:47 GMT -6
Good rule change. Also, I noticed that "handball" is used throughout the rules changes.  |
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Post by cardsinhand on Aug 7, 2019 7:15:31 GMT -6
Good rule change. Also, I noticed that "handball" is used throughout the rules changes. You are correct. From the IFAB Approval of the above wording has required changes to other parts of the following Laws (including the VAR protocol) e.g. ‘deliberate handball’ and ‘deliberately handles’ will be replaced by ‘handball offence’ |
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Post by time2retire on Aug 14, 2019 13:54:56 GMT -6
Was curious if the new goal kick experiment is law now for everyone or if it's still being tweaked. Saw a lot of the USWNT games where the goal kick can now be played without leaving the 18 yard box. I also saw in Gonzales this past weekend a goal kick played inside the box and allowed to play - it was the only incident of the game, so I am wonder if it's legal now or if referee just missed it. Thanks in advance, - Tank Just remember this change is not in effect for high school |
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Post by CoachO on Aug 15, 2019 14:04:32 GMT -6
Was curious if the new goal kick experiment is law now for everyone or if it's still being tweaked. Saw a lot of the USWNT games where the goal kick can now be played without leaving the 18 yard box. I also saw in Gonzales this past weekend a goal kick played inside the box and allowed to play - it was the only incident of the game, so I am wonder if it's legal now or if referee just missed it. Thanks in advance, - Tank Just remember this change is not in effect for high school Really now? Were any of the rule changes adopted? Are there plans to adopt prior to season? |
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Post by rlb2024 on Aug 16, 2019 10:13:09 GMT -6
Was curious if the new goal kick experiment is law now for everyone or if it's still being tweaked. Saw a lot of the USWNT games where the goal kick can now be played without leaving the 18 yard box. I also saw in Gonzales this past weekend a goal kick played inside the box and allowed to play - it was the only incident of the game, so I am wonder if it's legal now or if referee just missed it. Thanks in advance, - Tank Just remember this change is not in effect for high school Then NFHS needs to get off their collective arses and correct this. Now. Before any high school seasons start across the country.
Won't happen, of course -- they are more concerned with uniform colors and football. But we can always dream that they give a hoot about soccer.
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Post by time2retire on Aug 18, 2019 13:40:19 GMT -6
To me, the biggest issue is that NFHS has their national meeting for soccer rules for the next year in late January. So a January 2019 meeting adopts rules that take effect August 2019.
IFAB puts out new laws for club typically in March 2019 that take effect June 2019.
So a change that club soccer accepts for this season won't even be considered until January 2020 for NFHS, with earliest implementation August 2020. This can be resolved if NFHS changes their annual soccer meeting to April, with all changes coming into effect around the same time (within 2 months).
Some areas will probably allow some of the club changes into HS soccer, either by ignorance or by contempt. When we do not follow NFHS Rules as written we risk sanction by NFHS. There are plenty of states who are not part of NFHS who follow IFAB Law who don't have a problem, and would not have to wait an additional year for changes that may or may not come.
Personally I don't care if we go by IFAB or NFHS as long as it applies to every equally across the board.
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