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Law 1- The Field 1/28/2012Rakshit of Mumbai, Maharastra India asks...What if the markings of the fields are washed away due to excessive rain,what is the ref. suppose to do..?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 1/26/2012Rakshit of Mumbai, Maharastra India asks...What if the markings of the field are washed away by the heavy rain, what a ref is supposed to do then.?...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 1/22/2012Scott of Livermore, CA USA asks...You show up to ref. a state championship semi-final game for U13G in Northern CA. (this is for some of the best teams in the country) and it is pointed out to you that the field is only 280 feet long. This of course violates the minimum dimension of ...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 11/27/2011Filippo of Palermo, Italy asks...Why do corner flagposts exist?
The question may sound simple, but it is something I really wonder: the most important (and, perhaps, the only) reason is that they ideally divide the goal line from the touch line, so than it is always clear w...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 11/1/2011Gary L. Sawicki of Bay City, Michigan Bay asks...
A quick question about a Regional game played this week.During our warm up the markings on the pitch didn't appear correct. As a ref I walked the penalty area off & from the goal line to the top of the 18 it was only 16yrds & from both goal p...
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Law 1- The Field 10/17/2011Cliff Clement of Jackosnville, NC US asks...Football crossbar [and goalposts] on turf-field are directly above soccer goal crossbar; football goalposts have 'flags' [wind direction aids on top of goalposts] that are blowing and extending onto soccer pitch; ball touches flag and stays on the pi...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 9/3/2011Josef Lindl of Mission, BC Canada asks...Playing a game on a turf field which is both used as a (certified) soccer pitch and an American football field, at different times. As a result, the nets are in essence soccer nets, with the three-sided football frame built on top. During the game,...
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 8/27/2011David Ellis of Stafford, Staffordshire United Kingdom asks...If a defender is standing in the 18 yard box, but his hand touches'the ball outside the box, is it still a penalty....
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 8/18/2011Gwyn Williams of Bridgewater, NJ USA asks...Does it matter where on the ball the keeper's hand touches it?
I was reading 'Your the Ref' (a great publication from the UK) which seemed to indicate that if the keeper touches the part of ball that is 'outside' the box then this is handball.
Read The Full Q & A Law 1- The Field 6/6/2011Annika of Bowmanville, Ontario asks...hi!
at the field I am reffing at, the lines were way out of proportion! it was a mini field, but i was way to small and it was a atom game. Both coaches asked me if the goalie was allowed to drop kick the ball and score off of that. I told them t...
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