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Can two team players lift a third team player up to head a high ball into the net.
is it breaking soccer rules?
is it breaking soccer rules?
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Yellow card and indirect free kick
Unsporting behaviour. |
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Thats the end of that plan
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what about catching the ball with your shirt without handling it and running into the net?
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Messi can catch a ball on his shoulder and run with the ball balanced on the shoulder.
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But Messi's preference is to catch a ball with his foot and let it stick to his foot while he runs 50 or 60 yards
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----you-have-to-laugh---05 Dec 25 19:11 Yellow card and indirect free kick Unsporting behaviour.  |
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Some of you guys would walk into a job Tomorrow with VAR.
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I often wondered about running with a ball balanced on your head
Some players have done it, a Brazilian guy, but it's considered dangerous play now as it makes challenges difficult. https://youtu.be/YnCKPyUbaa0?si=mDrOYvjlTuZHmL9Y Up yer jumper is unsporting and yellow card + free kick. |
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Could your goalie put it down the back of your shorts and you run up the field to their box,drop your shorts and roll it in?
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There is always loop hole in any law
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thats a great idea,i wonder what VAR would say.
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A team could wear skin tight shirts and their opponents would not be able to pull them back.
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They should allow shoulder carries for corners. 3 giant attackers against 3 giant defenders. Diving header would be instant goal of the season
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Or one attacker and defender with 3 giant heads?
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Nothing in the rules about surgical modificatios to my knowledge. A player with a third leg grafted on could do some insane stepovers
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Be hard to nutmeg also.
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