It is not. It depends if the keeper throws it or an outfield player throws it. the difference comes from the fact that any foreign object is considered "an extension of the arm" and the keeper can use his arms. An outfield player would also get a red card for denying a clear goal scoring opportunity, but the keeper would only get a yellow for unsporting behavior.
The other team would be awarded five runs.
What happens if a spectator throws it? Apparently a goal is given if there is a goal
You might want to check that out:
You can create thousands of hypothetical cases. No gk is going to throw a damn hat.
The very next page (p.122) discusses the offenses by goalkeepers and the correct calls. TLOTG does not specify the above situation, but it's covered in clinics. The goalkeepers are NOT punished the same way as an outfield players (your example), but by an "Indirect free kick from the position where the offence occurred".
He is so calm that I barely see any facial expression from his face at all, which is perfect for a keeper.
Messi in fact doesn't have a recognizable trait.
I have imagined countless times being on the Anfield Road and running to tackle Demba Ba when he was running through on goal from the halfway line during that notorious match back in 2014.
Are there any regulations about the size of the hat? What if he wore one which filled the entire goal and he just stood there with it on?
Anyone notice how often he was warming up against Fulham during the game. Maybe he was cold but I don't remember previous goalies warming up that much!
Normally a player can look great on tubes, but one of the things that's encouraging for me is just the amount of youtube videos on him
Statsbomb has a good article on how he's settling vs. Kepa so far.https://statsbomb.com/2018/11/how-are-kepa-and-alisson-settling-in-england/Alisson is performing above expectations in shot stopping, and leading the league in high pressure distributions.
Pickford doesn't come out of that smelling of roses does he?
Thanks for posting this!
Hopefully puts to bed the myth of the net negative effect of John Acheterberg, and switches it with the more accurate "we've been buying duff keepers that no coach could elevate beyond their limits"
What about a false beard.
So bloody what? If you watch football to be absolutely miserable then go watch cricket.
Cheers for this!That puts into perspective how different City were/are with Hart and Ederson...I wonder how would the error bars look on such a chart. Facing a small number of shots on target certainly affects the percentage of saves.
What's that drink that he's always drinking? Looks like some sort of tea.
the Mate tea
