TheLucifer
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That's why he won't leave for more than 10m. And why it'll be really hard for him and Milan to find a new team for this particular reason.
It's a really complex situation, we had to sell him last January and buy Tevez.
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That's why he won't leave for more than 10m. And why it'll be really hard for him and Milan to find a new team for this particular reason.
It's a really complex situation, we had to sell him last January and buy Tevez.
Clegg's getting in the PR game.
fadetoblack
Member
How do I set referee theory test to Serie A rules? I want to make sure that if its a team playing Juventus that I make my decision accordingly.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
Fluttershy > the rest
fadetoblack
Member
6/12.
Leave this place and never come back.
Regulus Tera
Romanes Eunt Domus
Don't tell me you are a Rainbow Dash fan!
8/12 it's okay, i guess.
Q. Jonny Evans lunges at a player and catches him, missing the ball. Do you...
A1. Show a straight red to the player caught by Evans
A2. Book the attacking player for diving
A3. Wait for the ball to run out of play and then give a goal kick
it has been a terrible day so far but if that one works, im happy
Congrats, the N4 looks amazing!
Love the new title. I LOVE YOU GUYS EVEN MORE. FootyGAF gets me through the dark days of international football. Plus I'm bored.
Shameless plugging again, wouldn't mind giving my sub-par Cracked article rip off about Jabba the Hutt's arsehole a read and like would you?
http://www.thehollywoodnews.com/2012/11/13/five-directors-who-would-make-lucas-look-invaluable/
Shameless plugging again, wouldn't mind giving my sub-par Cracked article rip off about Jabba the Hutt's arsehole a read and like would you?
http://www.thehollywoodnews.com/2012/11/13/five-directors-who-would-make-lucas-look-invaluable/
A2 and A3 if I'm Mark Clantenberg
thanks , man! i hope they really dispatch it . i want to believe. it has been a horrible launch.
KidA Seven
Member
So I'm hitting up London for my Birthday this weekend. What are good areas of the city to hit up for a big and diverse variety of pubs/clubs aimed at varying types of people? Aside from Camden which has long been my go-to place. Want to shake it up a bit and try some other bustling areas. Every other place in London that I've been to has been for different purposes other than checking out to see what they offer nightlife-wise, so I don't know the 'other Camdens' so to speak.
I hear Soho is a good spot too?
I hear Soho is a good spot too?
I'm kinda glad i overslept. I've been on the fence about this phone since they annoucement, but i dont really have the money and i've got the Paperwhite on preorder for next week.
Soho's good, yeah. Shoreditch is good fun too.
I had a laugh at these three places in Shoreditch:
http://www.cargo-london.com/
http://www.93feeteast.co.uk/cgi-bin/web/index.pl
http://www.clubaquarium.co.uk/
Willkiller
Banned
2/12
Huh
Huh
Awesome Animals
Member
I went for give a goal.
Awesome Animals
Member
That's what I went with. Can a player pass the ball in the penalty situation presented?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_free_kick
"
A goal may be scored directly from a direct free kick, but only against the opposing side (i.e. an own goal may not be scored). However, should the ball directly land in the own goal, a corner kick is awarded to the opposing team. A player may be penalised for an offside offence committed from a direct free kick."
I think so, but the ball has to move forward and they're not allowed to encroach. So it's like Henry/Pires situation.
I went for head the ball, but only out of process of elimination.
How can you head a ball from a penalty
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJHN1mN5SCg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penalty_kick
Tap penalty
A two-man penalty or "tap" penalty occurs when the penalty-taker, instead of shooting to score a goal, taps the ball slightly forward and to the side so that a team-mate can run on to it. The team-mate, like all other players, must be at least ten yards from the penalty spot when the ball is kicked. This strategy depends on the element of surprise, so that the team-mate can reach the ball ahead of any defenders. It was made famous by Johan Cruyff in a match for AFC Ajax in 1982 against Helmond Sport.[3]
Arsenal players Thierry Henry and Robert Pirès famously failed in an attempt at a similar penalty in 2005, during a Premier League match against Manchester City at Highbury. Pirès ran in to take the kick, attempted to pass to the onrushing Henry, but miskicked; as he had touched the ball (but barely moved it), he could not touch it again, and City defender Sylvain Distin reached the ball before Henry could.[4]
ARSELOL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c3UCKco-5to
Freewheelin'
Member
Yeah I chose this one too
Ref test answers.
1. A shot is taken by an attacker. The ball is saved by the goalkeeper and rebounds to another attacking player who was standing in an offside position at the time the ball was struck. Is the attacking player:
a. Offside as the attacker has gained an advantage by standing in an offside position
2. A cup match has ended 2-2 after extra time and the tie has gone to penalties. Which of the following criteria is first used to determine which end of the pitch is used for the penalty shootout?
b. The referee chooses the end
3. The end has been chosen, but the away team has ended with just nine players on the pitch following two players being dismissed during extra time. With regards to the penalty shootout, should you:
a. Ask the team with 11 players to nominate two players who will not take part in the penalty shootout
4. During a penalty shootout, which of the following are allowed on the field of play?
b. The referee, assistant referees and players
5. Prior to the big local derby kicking off, one of the home team's players is caught using foul and abusive language to an opponent in the tunnel. Should you:
b. Dismiss the player, allowing him to be replaced by a substitute in the starting lineup
6. From which of the following breaks in play can a player be ruled offside?
d. None of the above
7. What does this assistant referee signal mean? (picture of the signal shown on the website test)
c. Substitution
8. The away team has a corner kick; the ball is delivered and cleared up field. As a defending player and attacking player run away from the goal line, the defending player spits at the attacking player. The incident is noticed by your assistant referee. Do you:
a. Dismiss the offending player and award a penalty kick as the incident took place in the penalty area
9. It's an extremely windy day. A direct free kick is awarded to the defending team on the edge of their own six yard box following a foul by the attacker. The goalkeeper takes the direct free kick and the ball is blown back into his own goal, do you:
b. Award a corner kick
10. What does this assistant referee signal mean? (picture of signal shown on webpage of test)
b. Offside in the center of the pitch
11. You award a penalty in the second half of a match. The attacking player funs up to take the penalty kick - which of the following can the taker not do?
b. Head the ball
12. During a mass brawl on the pitch, you show several players from the same team red cards. At what point is the game abandoned? When one team has:
d. 6 players
a. Offside as the attacker has gained an advantage by standing in an offside position
2. A cup match has ended 2-2 after extra time and the tie has gone to penalties. Which of the following criteria is first used to determine which end of the pitch is used for the penalty shootout?
b. The referee chooses the end
3. The end has been chosen, but the away team has ended with just nine players on the pitch following two players being dismissed during extra time. With regards to the penalty shootout, should you:
a. Ask the team with 11 players to nominate two players who will not take part in the penalty shootout
4. During a penalty shootout, which of the following are allowed on the field of play?
b. The referee, assistant referees and players
5. Prior to the big local derby kicking off, one of the home team's players is caught using foul and abusive language to an opponent in the tunnel. Should you:
b. Dismiss the player, allowing him to be replaced by a substitute in the starting lineup
6. From which of the following breaks in play can a player be ruled offside?
d. None of the above
7. What does this assistant referee signal mean? (picture of the signal shown on the website test)
c. Substitution
8. The away team has a corner kick; the ball is delivered and cleared up field. As a defending player and attacking player run away from the goal line, the defending player spits at the attacking player. The incident is noticed by your assistant referee. Do you:
a. Dismiss the offending player and award a penalty kick as the incident took place in the penalty area
9. It's an extremely windy day. A direct free kick is awarded to the defending team on the edge of their own six yard box following a foul by the attacker. The goalkeeper takes the direct free kick and the ball is blown back into his own goal, do you:
b. Award a corner kick
10. What does this assistant referee signal mean? (picture of signal shown on webpage of test)
b. Offside in the center of the pitch
11. You award a penalty in the second half of a match. The attacking player funs up to take the penalty kick - which of the following can the taker not do?
b. Head the ball
12. During a mass brawl on the pitch, you show several players from the same team red cards. At what point is the game abandoned? When one team has:
d. 6 players
Vivalaraza
Member
Award a corner kick?
That's a joke.
I actually can't believe some of those. Ref picks the end? Does that actually happen?
That's a joke.
I actually can't believe some of those. Ref picks the end? Does that actually happen?
I see 6,9,10,11 were the ones i got wrong.
BlindCommunication
Member
He's leaving for sure, probably Chelsea, PSG or GazProm league. I think he would fancy PSG for a few reasons.
Fellaini and Ibra together, flying kicks and elbow drops galore.
I've watched many cup finals and the coin toss is done
http://www.fifa.com/mm/document/afdeveloping/refereeing/law_14_the_penalty_kick_en_47369.pdf
Law 14 - The Penalty Kick
The referee chooses the goal at which the kicks will be taken.
The coin toss determines which team goes first.
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