Mini-Soccer Handbook - The Football Association

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• Faces the field of play• Has part of each foot either on the touch line or on the ground outside the touch line• Uses both hands• The throw-in is awarded to the opposing team, if any of these requirements are not carried out• Delivers the ball from behind and over their headThe thrower may not touch the ball again until it has touched another player. If he/she does, a free kick willbe awarded against them. The ball is in play immediately when it enters the field of play.Law 16Goal KickProcedureA player of the defending team kicks the ball from any point within the penalty area.Opponents must remain outside the penalty area and at least 4.5m (5 yards) from where the kick is takenuntil the ball is in play.Law 17Corner KicksThe opposing players must remain at least 4.5m (5yards) from the ball until it is in play.The kicker may not touch the ball again until it has touched another player. If he/she does, a free kick isawarded against them.The ball is in play immediately when it enters the field of play.23
The Responsible FootballCoach/ManagerCode of Conduct for Football1. Coaches/Managers must respect the rights, dignity and worth of each and every person and treateach equally within the context of the sport2. Coaches/Managers must place the well being and safety of each player above all otherconsiderations, including the development of performance3. Coaches/Managers must adhere to all guidelines laid down within the Constitution and the Rulesof The Football Association4. Coaches/Managers must develop an appropriate working relationship with each player based onmutual trust and respect5. Coaches/Managers must not exert undue influence to obtain personal benefit or reward6. Coaches/Managers must encourage and guide players to accept responsibility for their ownbehaviour and performance7. Coaches/Managers must ensure that the activities they direct or advocate is appropriate for theage, maturity, experience and ability of players8. Coaches/Managers should, at the outset, clarify with the player (and, where appropriate, theirparents) exactly what is expected of them and also what they are entitled to expect from their coach9. Coaches/Managers must co-operate fully with other specialists (e.g. other coaches, officials, sportsscientists, doctors, physiotherapists) in the best interests of the player10.Coaches/Managers must always promote the appropriate Code of Conduct and positive aspectsof the sport (e.g. fair play) to players, parents and spectators alike. Never condone violations ofthe Laws of the Game, behaviour contrary to the spirit of the Laws of the Game or relevant rulesand regulations or the use of the prohibited substances or techniques11.Coaches/Managers must consistently display high standards of behaviour and experience andbe a role model for players, parents and spectators24
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Page 5 and 6: Guidance for the Lawsof Mini-Soccer
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Page 12 and 13: Law 1Playing Area8 yds7.32 m 18 yds
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