Kicking The Sliotar

Started by thejuice, July 27, 2009, 10:58:53 AM

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johnneycool

Quote from: Premier Emperor on July 28, 2009, 06:30:14 PM
The only thing that should touch the sliothar should be a hurl.
Ban handpassing and kicking before the game turns into football.


what's your stance on catching as you need to use the hand for that?
::)

EddieMerx

Quote from: johnneycool on July 29, 2009, 08:45:01 AM
Quote from: Premier Emperor on July 28, 2009, 06:30:14 PM
The only thing that should touch the sliothar should be a hurl.
Ban handpassing and kicking before the game turns into football.


what's your stance on catching as you need to use the hand for that?
::)

Use your hurl ::) God Johnny you must have been a bad hurler if your used your hands to touch the ball at any stage in a match.......... Why don't we just play Shinty instead ???

guevara

Quote from: Premier Emperor on July 28, 2009, 06:30:14 PM
The only thing that should touch the sliothar should be a hurl.
Ban handpassing and kicking before the game turns into football.



So you wouldnt like to see guys like Shanahan cathching the ball like he did with two great fetches on Sunday?
Your argument is ridiculous! Also goalkeeepers rely on catching quite a bit.
Catching , kicking & the handpass offer players the option to play the ball or gather it in an alternative way.
They are skills of the game.......to remove them wouldnt make the game better but worse to watch in my opinion!
"Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen"

Michael Jordan

neilthemac

here's a question...

Player A strikes the ball with hurley or foot across the goal and Player B dives across and palms the ball to the net on the VOLLEY.

Is it a goal?? had an arguement in the pub about this before

johnneycool

Technically yes as it not a handpass as you were not in possession before playing the ball, but I'd say a lot of referee's wouldn't give it.

EddieMerx

Tough question, agree should be a goal but refs probably would rule it out. I saw a class headed goal in a Gaelic game before which the ref ruled out

Franko

Quote from: neilthemac on July 29, 2009, 02:47:22 PM
here's a question...

Player A strikes the ball with hurley or foot across the goal and Player B dives across and palms the ball to the net on the VOLLEY.

Is it a goal?? had an arguement in the pub about this before

It is most definitely a goal.  If the ref doesn't give it then he's wrong and the team that scores it will have a severe grievance!  You can put the ball into the net with the end of your c**k provided you are not in possession of the ball beforehand! (and your c**k is of a sufficient size)

playwiththewind1st

RULE 3 - SCORES
3.1 A goal is scored when the ball is played over
the goal line between the posts and under the
crossbar by either team.
A point is scored when the ball is played over
the crossbar between the posts by either team.
A goal is equivalent to three points.
The team with the greater final total of points is
the winner.
EXCEPTIONS
A player on the team attacking a goal who is in
possession of the ball may not score;
(i) by carrying the ball over his opponents'
goal-line, or
(ii) with his hand(s)
3.2 A score may be made by striking the ball in
flight with the hand(s).

EddieMerx

That pretty much answers that one, out of interest does your rule book mention anything about heading a ball in gaelic?

playwiththewind1st

RULE 3 - SCORES
3.1 A goal is scored when the ball is played over
the goal-line between the posts and under the
crossbar by either team.
A point is scored when the ball is played over
the crossbar between the posts by either team.
A goal is equivalent to three points.
The team with the greater final total of points is
the winner.
EXCEPTIONS
A player on the team attacking a goal and who
is in possession of the ball may not score: -
(i) by carrying the ball over his opponents'
goal-line;
(ii) a goal with his hands except as provided in
Rule 1.2 EXCEPTION (ii);
(iii) a point with his open hand(s), but may
score a point by fisting the ball.
3.2 A score may be made by striking the ball in
flight with the hand(s).

I guess that if it's not mentioned as being a legitimate way to score, then a headed goal ought to be disallowed.

EddieMerx

But if it hits off a players arse, knee, face, chest or groin region it would be counted!

playwiththewind1st

erm-pass, i tend to make it up as i go along.

Franko

Quote from: EddieMerx on July 31, 2009, 01:17:20 PM
But if it hits off a players arse, knee, face, chest or groin region it would be counted!

Yes most definitely.

milltown row

years ago one of our players scored against Lamhs with a headed goal, deliberate headed goal.

should a goal be scored when a ball comes off someones head? yes it should be given. if I'm refereeing and someone does it on purpose I'll not give it.

playwiththewind1st

Quote from: milltown row on July 31, 2009, 06:48:13 PM
years ago one of our players scored against Lamhs with a headed goal, deliberate headed goal.

should a goal be scored when a ball comes off someones head? yes it should be given. if I'm refereeing and someone does it on purpose I'll not give it.

You would probably start swearing at yourself for giving it & then book yourself for challenging your own authority!