What are the three main things Coaches are not allowed to do during a soccer game?
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can not leave the coach area ( an area at one side of the field where the substitute players and the coach seat during a game )---- can not complain or shout at  the refferee or his aides  during a game-can not complain or shout at an adversary player or coach during a game---
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form a wall for free-kicks.  Its not allowed for penalty kicks.  Number of people will depend on position.  generally use to block flight of ball to one side of goal while goalkeeper covers other
450920
Unlike American football and baseball, where you CAN keep the ball, in soccer, you have to throw it back.  Too bad...I'm going to my first match next year in England, and would LOVE to have a ball come my way and keep it!  For sentimental purposes ya know! :)
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Can't think of any! And LOL in Klinsman case .... He'd probably fine his players for not diving. Remember his dives? They were part of his foot ball skills!
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obstruction whether it is meant or not. player b awarded an indirect free kick. the time when this rule is most abused(ignored by refs)is when a player is "sheilding" a ball to run out of play.the defender hasn't touched it so its not in his control,and he blatently obstructs a forward from playing the ball with no intention of playing it himself.
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Actually nothing prevents a coach from cueing a player to challenge.  The worst that could happen is that if a coach is "coaching" a player during a match they may be forced to pay a fine and the coach could be barred from sitting in the players box for the rest of the tournament.  This virtually never happens as coaches are often giving signs and unless it is blatant most people look the other way.  Therefore, it would be quite easy for a coach to signal to a player whether or not to challange a call.
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When the ball is in play, no player may touch the ball with his/her hands from fingers to elbow. Only the Goal-keeper can touch it in that manner within the 18 yard line of his own goal area. The goalie may not touch the ball with his hands if the ball was passed back by his own team mate. If he does, it will be considered a back-pass & will result in a penalty kick for the opposing team. Any player may hold a ball while it is out of play & also when they are performing a "throw-in" from a sideline.
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Yes there are rules like you can't kick the ball and have it go out of the playing area on the full, if a ball crosses the line and the umpire deems it was done on pourpose you give away a free, No tackle below the waist or above the shoulders, to pay a mark the bal has to travel at least 15m, when a person marks the ball unneccesary contact on them gives them 50m penalty (take the kick 50m further up the field, if inside your forward 50 the kick from the top of the goal square) you can also only run 15m before the ball must make contact the ground (ussually bounced)\n\nThat is all I can be bothered saying ther are any hundreds of rules and regulations. look for umpiring sites to find the rest
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On the field.\nYou see more fairplay. \nNo Diving \nNo faking injuries\nPlayers will kick the ball out, so that an injured player can get treatment\nRespect for players, referees, regardless of gender/race\n\n\nOff the field\nUnity of nations\nSharing of culture\nFIFA to support charity bodies\n\n\nYou can read more on FIFA FAIRPLAY at the source below\n\nHope this helps.
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It's not always 2 minutes (can be up to 5) and it's stoppage time to account for injuries, substitutions, etc. and to compensate for the fact that for some reason they don't know how to stop the clock in soccer.
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The most confusing rule is OFFSIDE. This mainly means that an opposing player cannot be closer to the other team's goalie than that teams defensemen. He cannot take the pass from his teammate and go ahead if he is in an OFFSIDE position. This is the job of the linesmen (referees) to see and wave their flags. The linesmen also decide which team gets the THROW-IN, if there is a CORNER KICK or if the ball goes to the goalie for a KICK-IN. PENALTY SHOTS are awarded if a player is tackled unfairly in the goal area or if a defenseman touches the ball with his hand within the goal area. Yellow cards, warnings, are given by the referee for a lot of reasons, but mainly for dangerous play or for protesting or for delaying the game. Two warnings in the same match result in a RED card, meaning the player has to leave the field. There are more details but I think I covered the important points. Points are usually 3 for win, 1 for tie and 0 for loss.
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Not yet, but i thought i might try to bamboozle him with something like "How long is the grass on a world cup pitch?\nor "What happens if a player gets aroused in the bath after the match?\nor "Does any team employ an acting coach for pretending to trip etc."
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It is too complicated to explain. You can have a look at the link below.\n\nIn brief. It is not allowed for a player of the opposite team to be near your goalpost unless he has the ball or he is "supervised" by your defender. \n\nThink of a hypothetical line that is parallel to the goal line and moves with your last defender (closer to your goalpost). An opponent should not pass this line unless he has the ball.The only other occasion he can pass it is when one of his teammates is throwing the ball to the open space so he can run and get it. This imaginary line is automatically canceled when the ball has passed it or it is between your last defender and your goalkeeper.\n\nA player can be in an offside position only in the opponents half of the field.\n\nIn this world cup a player can be on the other half of the field and not be in an offside position if he is not threatening the other team. This makes things more complicated. Most of the referees if a player is inactive on the other half of the field they say he is in an offside position the moment the ball is thrown over that imaginary line. They consider that in that moment is becoming active and he has not started behind the line to reach the ball so he is in offside.
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a wall is always allowed on a free kick the team has a choice to put one if they think they need it the only time a wall is not allowed is on a penalty kick and thats inside the box.
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Conduct unbecoming of a sportsman!  It depends on the sport, but in American football its anything that would be considered poor sportsmanship.  Such as taunting, tackling someone after the play is over, doing a dance in the endzone.  Just being a jerk, basically.
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None, FIFA rules were explicit, only 23 players for team, no more and no less, thats why teams like Spain, Argentina, Netherlands, Mexico and others had some problems because they didnt called all of their players and they had to keep some good players at home
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there are so many courses depending on where you live. In the Uk go to the FA.com for all your coaching badges, you cant do anything in football coaching without an FA badge.\n\nIn the US there are many soccer schools who employ their own coaches try and contact them direct you would be able to assist them and get experience that way.