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Keeper bouncing the ball whilst in possession
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Had this ref at the weekend and he still thinks he's right except slightly modified it. Keeper is allowed to bounce the ball once now.
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That's the Robocop ref.English wrote:Mate said happened to his team two weeks ago. Ref had a knee brace, might be called Steve?God is an Englishman wrote:this wasn't the iggies ref again was it? He did that 2 weeks ago didn't he.
That ref was wrong then and this one is now.
He has...
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Ubietz wrote:That's the Robocop ref.English wrote:Mate said happened to his team two weeks ago. Ref had a knee brace, might be called Steve?God is an Englishman wrote:this wasn't the iggies ref again was it? He did that 2 weeks ago didn't he.
That ref was wrong then and this one is now.
He has...
absolultely.no.idea.what.he's.doing
Not going to put his name on here but it isn't steve. (well not the one we had anyway)
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Classic.God is an Englishman wrote:Had this ref at the weekend and he still thinks he's right except slightly modified it. Keeper is allowed to bounce the ball once now.
I reckon I know the warped reasoning behind this, too. He's confusing "ball bouncing twice" with "bouncing the ball twice".
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bench-warmer wrote:Classic.God is an Englishman wrote:Had this ref at the weekend and he still thinks he's right except slightly modified it. Keeper is allowed to bounce the ball once now.
I reckon I know the warped reasoning behind this, too. He's confusing "ball bouncing twice" with "bouncing the ball twice".
no, from talking to him about it. (from here I questioned what law he was going to play to warn our keeper), he's using the 6 seconds one. Instead of counting the time, he believes that if the keeper has bounced it twice he must have used up his 6 seconds.
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Even better. How some peoples minds work, eh?God is an Englishman wrote:bench-warmer wrote:Classic.God is an Englishman wrote:Had this ref at the weekend and he still thinks he's right except slightly modified it. Keeper is allowed to bounce the ball once now.
I reckon I know the warped reasoning behind this, too. He's confusing "ball bouncing twice" with "bouncing the ball twice".
no, from talking to him about it. (from here I questioned what law he was going to play to warn our keeper), he's using the 6 seconds one. Instead of counting the time, he believes that if the keeper has bounced it twice he must have used up his 6 seconds.
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Re: Keeper bouncing the ball whilst in possession
As a Goalkeeper and a Referee, I will say that it is not an offence for the Goalkeeper to bounce the ball as he is deemed to be still in possession of the ball, however if the ball is bounced and rolls away the Goalkepper has lost possession and is not aloud to re-take control of the ball in his hands, if he does, it's a direct free kick from where the ball was picked up. I have always bounced the ball all through my career and never have I been penalised for bouncing the ball, it seems that this occurring far to often, so I shall bring it up at the next referees meeting to get it clarified to all referees about bouncing the ball as a goalkeeper.
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Re: Keeper bouncing the ball whilst in possession
As a referee shouldn't you know that a direct free kick in the box is a penalty. The restart is an indirect free kick.Wingers10 wrote:As a Goalkeeper and a Referee, I will say that it is not an offence for the Goalkeeper to bounce the ball as he is deemed to be still in possession of the ball, however if the ball is bounced and rolls away the Goalkepper has lost possession and is not aloud to re-take control of the ball in his hands, if he does, it's a direct free kick from where the ball was picked up. I have always bounced the ball all through my career and never have I been penalised for bouncing the ball, it seems that this occurring far to often, so I shall bring it up at the next referees meeting to get it clarified to all referees about bouncing the ball as a goalkeeper.
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Why would it be an indirect free kick, the offence is handball.
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see Slide 20 from FIFA. not sure if still accurate (appears old).Wingers10 wrote:Why would it be an indirect free kick, the offence is handball.
http://www.fifa.com/mm/document/afdevel ... _47379.pdf
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the keeper cannot be called for handball in the penalty area.Wingers10 wrote:Why would it be an indirect free kick, the offence is handball.
Re: Keeper bouncing the ball whilst in possession
Wingers i hope you are meaning GK picks ball up outside of area - decision direct free-kick.Wingers10 wrote:As a Goalkeeper and a Referee, I will say that it is not an offence for the Goalkeeper to bounce the ball as he is deemed to be still in possession of the ball, however if the ball is bounced and rolls away the Goalkepper has lost possession and is not aloud to re-take control of the ball in his hands, if he does, it's a direct free kick from where the ball was picked up. I have always bounced the ball all through my career and never have I been penalised for bouncing the ball, it seems that this occurring far to often, so I shall bring it up at the next referees meeting to get it clarified to all referees about bouncing the ball as a goalkeeper.
If not PLEASE do ask the question at your next refs meeting - hopefully someone will give the correct answer (seeing as you dont believe GIAE)
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* shakes head*Wingers10 wrote:Why would it be an indirect free kick, the offence is handball.
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Re: Keeper bouncing the ball whilst in possession
correct, if the keeper handles the ball twice inside his own penalty area as per discussion above, it is an Indirect free kick.
Also the goalkeeper can bounce the ball as many times as he wants as long as he maintains control of the ball.
Also the goalkeeper can bounce the ball as many times as he wants as long as he maintains control of the ball.
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Technically, the free kick is not for handball. Its the same as when a keeper picks up the ball from a pass back or throw in - whilst the keeper does indeed handle the ball, the resultant free kick (indirect) is not for specifically for breach of the normal "hand ball" law.
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Re: Keeper bouncing the ball whilst in possession
and the 6 second rule as wellFarpost wrote:Technically, the free kick is not for handball. Its the same as when a keeper picks up the ball from a pass back or throw in - whilst the keeper does indeed handle the ball, the resultant free kick (indirect) is not for specifically for breach of the normal "hand ball" law.
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Have spoken SAASRA officials I stand corrected, and the referee/s involved with the bouncing incident have been told the rules, no-one should be picked up on it next year.