In the American Youth Soccer Organization's (a section of the USSF's youth soccer) Article 9 of the Parent Child Protection, it says that a child may not be abused emotionaly or physically by any adult.
But we do use penalise for punishments. Like a penalty for a team refusing to pay referees (just a general example). But I guess in soccer if just radomly say "penalty!", everyone will assume you are talking about a pen kick.
Could be 🤷♂️. If they are really devoted to keeping ref numbers up. But I think its unlikely in my opinion. I don't see how it could deflate the refs confidence. It might just give them a sense of importance or urgency.
OK. Probably just promoting their own cause. But in US refereeing is not very popular because of all the abuse that comes with it. Whether its baseball, football, soccer there is always that screeming from parents and coaches in the US. I guess in the UK the refs don't mind. But in US the...
A penalty is a punishment on a team from a offense (foul). A penalty kick though, is a kick taken on the penalty spot with one on one keeper vs kicker. No players other than the kicker and goalie are allowed in the penalty area and arc. It is used to punish an offense from the defending team in...
Under 60 degress for US in youth soccer. Don't know about y'all's in UK but it should be similar. We also suspend icy matches with snow and ice. Check with local FA or the rules on the FA's site or the IFAB Laws of the Game. You should be able to find what you are looking for there.
Well I was asuming that the GK was spreading out his arms on purpose because it right outside pen area. Keep probably kept hands raised as i seen in many incidents similar. The topic above didn't say anything about the arms posture. It would've been DOGSO if goal not scored, but GK still commits...
I said IF it is a bad injury OR an injury that would take a long time like 7-14 minutes. And there was no advantage so play is stopped. And I show a yellow. Capese?
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