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Date Posted: Sun, September 14 2008, 22:41:02 GMT-10
Author: Ben
Subject: Re: RULING?
In reply to: John 's message, "RULING?" on Wed, September 10 2008, 10:50:43 GMT-10

>If Team A put an attacking kick into the in goal, and
>the chasers are ruled to be offside, where is the
>penalty?
>
>and also,
>
>If in the same instance if Team A puts an attacking
>kick into the in goal, and a defender is taken out in
>the in goals trying to get the ball, where is the
>penalty?
>
>Now, my reason for asking is, i seen both of these
>things happen in a Toyota Cup Match recently, and on
>both occasions the referee awarded the penalty on the
>tryline. Now the 2nd time he did it the T/J told him
>to go out to the 10m line. How can someone who is
>graded get it wrong, and what example is it setting if
>we, as young referees go to these football games,
>expecting to learn something from these referees, and
>yet we pickup on their mistakes!
>
>thoughts?

Incident 1 - The penalty for "inside the 10" in the field of play would be where the player is standing inside the 10. You cannot go to a specific spot because "the 10" is a circumfrence around the player receiving. So if he is inside the 10 in the in-goal it would logically be 10 metres out in line with where he is.

Incident 2 - Same as any other incident of foul play in the in-goal or any other deliberate breach, 10 metres out in line with where the incident occurred.

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Re: RULING? -- Greg Pfeiffer, Mon, September 15 2008, 22:04:24 GMT-10