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Limit Goal scoring opportunities SESSION PLAN PRESENTATION Football Problem Players need better understanding of their individual amp collective roles in defending as a team Need to keep compact amp limit opponents goal scoring options . Rule Differences 2014. Part 7. RULE 18. Definitions. Definitions. Rule 18.1 - Definitions of Playing Terms – is located on page . 68 . of . 2014-2015 . NFHS Soccer Rules Book.. . These definitions are an integral part of the of the NFHS Rules.. U.S. Soccer . Federation Referee Program. Law and Interpretation Changes for 2013/2014. June 2013. 2014 Mod C Memorandum In-Class – CJK.ppt. LAW CHANGES 2013-2014. MEMORANDUM. …. No Longer Exists. RULE 6. Fouls of a less serious nature than personal fouls and include violations of the rules of the game.. THE PENALTY FOR TECHNICAL FOULS;. Shall either be a 30-second suspension of the offending player from the game (if the team fouled had possession of the ball at the time the foul was committed) or simply the awarding of the ball to the team fouled (if the team fouled did not have possession of the ball at the time the foul was committed).. . Rick Catalano. NILOA. , . EMLOA official, MBYLL . Metro West. . Referee Coordinator. What is a personal foul? . Personal fouls are those fouls of a serious nature.. The penalty for a personal foul shall be a time serving penalty.. Introduction – Holding the Ball. Understanding the philosophy behind paying free kicks will help the umpire in applying the laws correctly. Positioning is crucial to correct decision making and the laws of legal contact must be applied before paying a free kick for holding the ball.. U.S. Soccer . Federation Referee Program. Law and Interpretation Changes for 2013/2014. June 2013. CJK - 2014 . Mod A . Memorandum In-Class.ppt. LAW CHANGES 2013-2014. MEMORANDUM. …. No Longer Exists. Structured Build Up with Midfield Rotation. SESSION PLAN . PRESENTATION. Football Problem. Team struggles with its structure and composure when playing out against . organised. press, often playing poor passing option or hopeful ball forward. Our 6 & 8 often drop too deep to try & help fetch ball but get behind their 1. Development of Principles . of Play. Main roles on the pitch…. Principles of Attack. Depth:. Support on the ball. Players as targets. Short and Long ball passing options. Penetration:. Moving the ball through or into the oppositions defence at speed. Keystone Lacrosse Officials Association. April 10, 2017. Conestoga High School. T. J. Antich. SECTION 1 - DEFINITION. Fouls of a less serious nature and include all violations of the rules of the game except those specifically listed as personal or ejection fouls. Development of Principles . of Play. Main roles on the pitch…. Principles of Attack. Depth:. Support on the ball. Players as targets. Short and Long ball passing options. Penetration:. Moving the ball through or into the oppositions defence at speed. Opponent: . Deny opponents time & space to build up . Win the ball back as soon as possible. SESSION PLAN . PRESENTATION. Football Problem. Allowing opponent to play through our 1. st. line of defense too easily. Introduction – Holding the Ball. Understanding the philosophy behind paying free kicks will help the umpire in applying the laws correctly. Positioning is crucial to correct decision making and the laws of legal contact must be applied before paying a free kick for holding the ball.. Part 7. RULE 18. Definitions. Definitions. Rule 18.1 - Definitions of Playing Terms – is located on page . 68 . of . 2014-2015 . NFHS Soccer Rules Book.. . These definitions are an integral part of the of the NFHS Rules.. Law XI OffsideA brief explanation is included here Please see IFAB Laws of the Game for the full version of the law A player is in an offside position if any part of their head body or feet is in the