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PollNational League, should we
Pay more to play indoors (if so how much, add comment below)
23%
Play outside
12%
Play half the season indoors & half outdoors
50%
Play and indoor and outdoor seasons
15%
Other, add a comment below
0%
Total votes: 26
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Taking a Goal Penalty-Shot
Submitted by James Hosken on 12 October, 2007 - 13:00
76 - TAKING A GOAL PENALTY-SHOT76.1. The player taking the goal penalty-shot will be stationary with their body on the six (6) metre line. 76.2. All other players must be in the other half of the playing area until play restarts. Substitutes are not permitted to remain directly behind the goal (which is a no waiting area - see Diagram L&T). 76.3. The shot will be taken when referee blows the whistle.The five (5) second rule applies. 76.4. Play will restart on the whistle. No presentation of the ball is required. 76.5. The player taking the shot may not play the ball again until it has touched another player or another player's equipment or the goal frame. |
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