Law 15 - The Throw In….. a question

[jimmyscoular]

Re: Law 15 - The Throw In….. a question

:thumbup::hehe:

[jimmyscoular]

Re: Law 15 - The Throw In….. a question

:thumbup::hehe:

Well you were the f*cking manager!!!!!

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[xsnaggle]

Re: Law 15 - The Throw In….. a question

You do not have to enter the field of play to complete a throw-in. That’s the idosyncracy here. The Laws state who takes the other restarts, but not this one.

So according to the Laws you could get away with a 12th person taking the throw-in and all other players being on the pitch.

In fact if you do enter the feild of play it's a foul throw and a turn over of possession. But could one of the subs take it rather than a "customer"?

[lardy]

Re: Law 15 - The Throw In….. a question

See what you make of this….

According to the Laws, who actually takes a throw-in? For every other restart the Laws prescribe who can take it. But for the Throw-In Law it doesn’t.

Now we all “know” a player from the opposing team takes the throw-in, the Laws say it goes to that team. But, according to the Laws am I right to interpret it that anyone can actually take the throw-in? A passer-by, the ball-boy, the manager…… the Laws don’t day otherwise.

https://www.thefa.com/football-rules...--the-throw-in

The page says "A throw-in is awarded to the opponents of the player who last touched the ball..."

Who do you think the opponents are?

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Re: Law 15 - The Throw In….. a question

In fact if you do enter the feild of play it's a foul throw and a turn over of possession. But could one of the subs take it rather than a "customer"?

A cinema-goer, you mean? :getscoat:

[xsnaggle]

Re: Law 15 - The Throw In….. a question

A cinema-goer, you mean? :getscoat:

:fishing:

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Re: Law 15 - The Throw In….. a question

Is there anything in the rule book preventing a player from being lifted up or supported (à la standing on the shoulders) by another?