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Soccer Rule Revisions 2005-06: An In-Depth Overview

Detailed updates on soccer rules, substitutions, required equipment, officials' responsibilities, misconduct penalties, and making calls in soccer matches in 2005-2006 season.

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Soccer Rule Revisions 2005-06: An In-Depth Overview

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  1. SOCCER 2005-06

  2. The Field of PlayRule 1-5-1 POE #3 • Marking the field • Observe minimum distances • Discuss MechaniGram • Revised soccer field diagram

  3. SubstitutionsRule 3, Section 3 • Reorganization of Section 3 • Become familiar with revisions • Next 5 slides highlight re-organization of Rule 3, Section 3

  4. SubstitutionsRule 3-3-2 POE #5 • Pay attention to substitute situations • Review rules and play rulings • Discuss MechaniGram

  5. SubstitutionsRule 3-3-2b • Deemed injured by the referee • Collision – Referee stops clock to assess • Previous rule • Players do not necessarily have to leave the field • Coach may request that a player leave

  6. SubstitutionsRule 3-3-2b • Subs from the bench • MechaniGram A – subs from the bench to replace injured player • MechaniGram B – unlimited subs, when they have reported to scorekeeper at stoppage of play

  7. SubstitutionsRule 3-3-2c • MechaniGram E – Number 6 receives yellow card. Team plays short • MechaniGram F – Stoppage, but no legal substitution • MechaniGram H – Number 6 may return at next legal substitution opportunity

  8. SubstitutionsRule 3-3-6 • In MechaniGrams A and C, player leaves and team plays short • In MechiGram B, injured player re-enters • In MechaniGram D, #2 must wait for legal substitution opportunity

  9. Required EquipmentRule 4-1-1 POE #4 • Coaches responsible for properly equipping players • Referee examines uniforms and equipment • Questions resolved prior to game • Check other player equipment

  10. Required EquipmentRule 4-1-1 • NOCSAE stamp required on shinguards • Transition period of 2 years • NFHS will inform state associations when standard is approved

  11. Other EquipmentRule 4-2-1 • Illegal braces • New braces made for athletics • Manufacturer’s brace sleeves • No covering of padding • Referee is final authority

  12. The OfficalsRule 5-1-2 • No protests • Correction has to be prior to restart • Part of all NFHS rules books

  13. Pregame ResponsibilitiesRule 5-2-2 • Pregame meeting • Early pregame conference • At least 5 minutes prior to kickoff • Head coaches must attend • This section was revised

  14. Pregame ResponsibilitiesRule 5-2-3 • Philosophy • Enhance education, reduce risks • Citizenship and ethics • Coaches, Referees, Administrators = Team • Fans and spectators • Thanks to AYSO for pyramid

  15. After the GameRule 5-4-1 • Verify score • Report DQ’s and unusual incidents • Officials visually verify score and leave field together

  16. MisconductRule 12-8-1 POE #6 • Good conduct • Apply penalties consistently • Respect one another’s roles

  17. MisconductPenalty 12-8-1, 12-8-2, 12-8-3 POE #2 • “From the spot of the infraction” • Consistent with other rule-making bodies • Change in location of kick • Misconduct off the field

  18. MisconductPenalty 12-8-1, 12-8-2, 12-8-3, 12-8-4 • Kick taken from where ball was • Consistent with other codes • When to deal with misconduct

  19. Misconduct-TauntingRule 12-8-3 POE #1 • Taunting is serious • Taunting is unacceptable • What you permit, you promote

  20. Misconduct – TauntingRule 12-8-3 • Penalty has been strengthened • Coaches and teammates can reduce taunting • Red card – team plays short

  21. Making the Call • Visually indicate signal • Eliminates duplication • Whistle, signal, direction and type

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