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Date Posted: Thu, July 19 2007, 16:17:43 GMT-10
Author: Mick Stone
Subject: Re: Moving before the kick
In reply to: Luke 's message, "Re: Moving before the kick" on Mon, July 16 2007, 22:37:07 GMT-10

>I think Mr Michael Stone can answer this one as he was
>the last 1st Grade ref according to my memory to apply
>this law in a 1st Grade game.
>
>Michael , Tell us about your memories of that incident
Actually it was a penalty kick. St George was playing Souths at Kogarah Oval and Michael O'Connor was taking a penalty kick for goal. Craig Coleman, the Souths Half back, was waving his arms and yelling at him to distract him. When he missed the goal, I ordered another kick, which he succeeded in kicking. To answer the original message, yes the players should remain in goal.

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