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PollNational League, should we
Pay more to play indoors (if so how much, add comment below)
20%
Play outside
7%
Play half the season indoors & half outdoors
60%
Play and indoor and outdoor seasons
13%
Other, add a comment below
0%
Total votes: 15
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Playing Area Boundaries and Markers
Submitted by James Hosken on 22 May, 2008 - 18:42
36 - PLAYING AREA BOUNDARIES AND MARKERS36.1. The longer boundaries are to be referred to as the sidelines, the shorter boundaries as the goal lines. 36.2. The sidelines and goal lines are to be indicated by a floating lane rope. The Pool Side may be used for the sideline if required. The section of the goal line four (4) meters either side of the centre of the goal frame should be free from floats so as not to interfere with the positioning of the goalkeeper. 36.3. Markers indicating the goal lines, half way line and points six (6) meters and four-and-half (4,5) meters from each goal line are to be placed along the sidelines, and be clearly visible to both referees and players. The 4.5m markers are for Tie Breaker Shootout. (See Diagram L&T 3b) 36.4. Markers indicating the substitute-areas are to be placed on the goal lines four meters either side of the centre of the goal frame, and be clearly visible to both referees and players. (See Diagram L&T 3b) |
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