| What's wrong with this penalty? 17:18 - Dec 21 with 1590 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
At 6:05... a different player to the one who put the ball on the spot takes and scores the penalty. The ref books the original 'taker' and orders a retake. Not sure why though, is there anything wrong with that? I wasn't aware you had to nominate a taker and then stick to it.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xHMy13_Rh1k&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE |  |
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| What's wrong with this penalty? on 17:27 - Dec 21 with 1520 views | SitfcB |
I’d say it would be for unsportsmanlike behaviour. |  |
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| What's wrong with this penalty? on 17:32 - Dec 21 with 1514 views | PhilTWTD |
I might be wrong, I'm sure there will be refs on here able to clarify, but I think you can do that now but didn't used to be permitted to at one time. |  | | |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 17:49 - Dec 21 with 1446 views | homer_123 |
Under the rules the person that places the ball 'has' to take the pen. |  |
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| What's wrong with this penalty? on 17:57 - Dec 21 with 1411 views | bradforblues |
Under FA rules the kicker must be identified to the keeper. |  |
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| What's wrong with this penalty? on 18:02 - Dec 21 with 1387 views | EastTownBlue |
For law 14, the relevant parts are:
The player taking the penalty kick must be clearly identified.
a team-mate of the identified kicker takes the kick; the referee cautions the player who took the kick
The laws may well have been changed since that clip. | | | |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 18:06 - Dec 21 with 1363 views | PhilTWTD |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 18:02 - Dec 21 by EastTownBlue |
For law 14, the relevant parts are:
The player taking the penalty kick must be clearly identified.
a team-mate of the identified kicker takes the kick; the referee cautions the player who took the kick
The laws may well have been changed since that clip. |
I stand corrected. I thought I was reading somewhere recently about a player other than the one the keeper was expecting taking a kick and scoring. | | | |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 18:08 - Dec 21 with 1347 views | longtimefan |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 17:57 - Dec 21 by bradforblues |
Under FA rules the kicker must be identified to the keeper. |
Indeed. Law 14 still states “The player taking the penalty kick must be clearly identified.” | | | |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 18:18 - Dec 21 with 1299 views | ITFC_Forever |
As others have said, the player taking the kick must be the one who places the ball on the spot. |  |
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| What's wrong with this penalty? on 09:28 - Dec 22 with 1018 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 18:18 - Dec 21 by ITFC_Forever |
As others have said, the player taking the kick must be the one who places the ball on the spot. |
Yep happened to me once when I was a keeper. Player placed the ball and walked back to the 18 yard line. I was totally focused on him, next I knew the ball was past me and into the net.
Player who took the kick was booked, ref ordered a retake.
Player ran up, sent it over the crossbar. |  |
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| What's wrong with this penalty? on 15:11 - Dec 22 with 852 views | cooperd5 |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 17:49 - Dec 21 by homer_123 |
Under the rules the person that places the ball 'has' to take the pen. |
I always confirm the pen taker and point him/her out to the keeper. |  | | |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 17:40 - Dec 22 with 761 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| What's wrong with this penalty? on 09:28 - Dec 22 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Yep happened to me once when I was a keeper. Player placed the ball and walked back to the 18 yard line. I was totally focused on him, next I knew the ball was past me and into the net.
Player who took the kick was booked, ref ordered a retake.
Player ran up, sent it over the crossbar. |
This makes sense now I think about it. Never heard of it before (but then never saw anyone do it!) | |
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