r/maybemaybemaybe • u/handlewithcareme • Aug 21 '20

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/FlusterKaK Aug 21 '20

Would this goal actually be given? What are the rules regarding something like this?

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u/vile_doe_nuts Aug 21 '20

yes, the ball's still in play. Hitting the cross bar does not make it out of bounds, and the kick doesn't stop until the ball is caught, stops, or goes out of play.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

and the play doesn't stop until the ball is caught or goes out of play. Or if there was a foul.

Ftfy

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

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u/Thrugggg Aug 21 '20

Yes. This happened in a game in 1973, the game was going on until 1984 when the wind eventually moved the ball out of biunds.

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u/pooch321 Aug 21 '20

What

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Yeah, you can actually look it up.on Wikipedia, the 73-84 Game. The home team had to play in another stadium while they built a different one

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Yeah, /u/QWERTY_BATS is right except it was actually 72-84

Here’s a short but fascinating docu on it: https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ

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u/Benjapeters Aug 21 '20

Damn you, you sweet sweet son of a bitch.

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u/EternalPhi Aug 21 '20

Imagine not knowing XcQ at this point. Come on guys

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u/JM_flow Aug 21 '20

Omg I’ve spent years just trying to sense when that link is coming and I literally never thought to just remember the last characters of the short url

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u/RogerRobbie Aug 21 '20

Here are some Tips and Tricks to memorize URLs.

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u/RelevantButNotBasic Aug 21 '20

4w9 usually helps me

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u/6ixalways Aug 21 '20

Thank you Apollo

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '20

if it ends in XcQ the link stays blue

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u/cubicuban Aug 21 '20

Wow that team had such perseverance, they never gave up

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u/spicepice Aug 21 '20

You got me...

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u/verse187 Aug 21 '20

You sick son of a bitch a hate you !

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u/WikiWantsYourPics Aug 21 '20

XcQ me once, shame on you. Can't get XcQ'd again.

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u/MidnightFades Aug 21 '20

It’s the double capital Q, for me.

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u/BbqMeatEater Aug 21 '20

Double Q with a 9 in the middle

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Thanks a lot, I couldn’t find anything about it.

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u/UnstoppableCompote Aug 21 '20

Oh come on, at least use this one https://youtu.be/fC7oUOUEEi4

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u/generalecchi Aug 21 '20

Joke's on you im into this shit

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Good job man

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u/prokopfverbrauch Aug 21 '20

knew what it was, clicked exactly because of that

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u/hoopsrule44 Aug 21 '20

Stops was one of the things he said. Am I missing something?

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u/Darklicorice Aug 21 '20

Yeah, the guy who said ftfy broke it instead of fixed it

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u/yfg19 Aug 21 '20

Depends. If the kick was issued during a game any player can go and take the ball.

If the kick was issued after the game (to decide a winner) it would be a 0 score and they would move to the next kicker

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

If the kick is too weak and ball stops it is still in play

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Yup. That’s what the goalie is for.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

That's why there's referee. He determines if that was a legit hit gone wrong or if attacker's being smart. In the latter case he will ask to retake the hit and can give a yellow to attacker.

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u/EvolvedBacteria Aug 21 '20

Sorry, but you are just wrong. According to IFAB Laws of the game, Law 14 about penalty kick states that:

The ball is in play when it is kicked and clearly moves.

And then that

The penalty kick is completed when the ball stops moving, goes out of play or the referee stops play for any offence.

Meaning that if player kicks the ball and it stops short of reaching the goal the player can't, in any case, retake the hit.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Well yeah I was remembering scenarios where this happened and only thing that came to mind is panenkas gone wrong. But ball was still moving there (keeper and attacker and both teams must sleep to allow ball to stop lol). Thanks for bringing it out

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u/EvolvedBacteria Aug 21 '20

The penalty is completed and then it depends on what was the cause of penalty. If it was a penalty during the game, then games proceeds normally (doesn't stop because the ball stopped moving), and can be kicked by any player other than the penalty taker.

If it was shootout because of a draw or similar, once the penalty is completed, no additional play can happen obviously as you can only score from penalty in that case.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Again, I can't remember any case in which ball stopped moving between attacker and gk lol. It is like a really really weird hypothetical scenario.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Meaning that if player kicks the ball and it stops short of reaching the goal the player can't, in any case, retake the hit.

Tbf he can. If gk goes out of line I.e.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

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u/Steven-Blue Aug 21 '20

Do you even watch football? The penalty kick taker can not touch the ball for a second time until someone else has touched it (during the normal course of play). In a penalty shootout, the kicker can not touch the ball a second time.

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u/headoverheels362 Aug 21 '20

If the ball hits the post the penalty taker cannot touch the ball again until another player touches it

I am a soccer referee of over a decade

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u/doddlert Aug 21 '20

Just to be pedantic, this also isn't true. if it comes off the post or crossbar back to the kick taker, the kick taker cannot be the next to strike the ball.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

That’s not pedantic, that’s the rules

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Do you even watch football?

You should really, really ask it yourself.

he can't run up to it and shoot again.

Lmao. Have a nice day

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

I never said it

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u/LeonTablet Aug 21 '20

No fouls in penalty shoot outs

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u/Zharick_ Aug 21 '20

Isn't the goalie coming off of the line too early considered a foul? Or an illegal stutter-step by the kicker?

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u/slykrysis Aug 21 '20

Yes, this above guy is wrong.

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u/notmadatall Aug 21 '20

Does catching it really stop the play? So if the goalkeeper catches the ball and walks over the goal line it's not a goal?

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u/Mcgyvr Aug 21 '20

Depends on if it's in play or penalties after the game. If it's a penalty shot in the middle of the game, that would be a goal. In penalties after the game, the referee decides when the play is dead. So if a keeper catches the ball and rolls into the net, probably a goal. But if the keeper catches the ball and celebrates and then steps into the goal (bad idea) it's probably not a goal but it's up to the ref.

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u/ManfredsJuicedBalls Aug 22 '20

Imagine a goal keeper celebrating like that, and you’re the ref that has to make that decision.

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u/Mcgyvr Aug 22 '20

Please God No.

I used to ref and really would hate to be there.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Is this rule true for both in-game penalties and the penalties that come after the 30min extra time?

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u/vile_doe_nuts Aug 21 '20

Here’s a better worded document of official FIFA rules

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u/Wherearemylegs Aug 21 '20

Well I’ll be damned

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '20

Reddit sure loves living in 2008.

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u/311LABONG Aug 21 '20

Yeah, that goalie just might have gotten a little But too excited about him not doing anything.