Just Chill A Bit Guys

I'll stick to my guns and say goal kick as it didn't come off any player.

 

You'll have to assume that the ball did "enter play" - ie it would have left the goal kicker's penalty box.

 

I remember diversion - or at least a version of him.

 

Suspense is killing me spark, how much longer?

 

OK Maesteg, another 10 minutes for last guesses and I'll post the answer up.

 

I think the answer is a scrum five.

 

doddery old bugger lol, everyone knows it'll be a penalty try

 

If we're getting into the arse fondling game on this one, it's time to call it a day lads........

Here's the answer: -

"A goal kick is a direct free kick, if it goes straight into the opponent's goal then a goal is awarded.
If a goal kick does enter play, but somehow enters the kicking team's goal directly, no goal is awarded and the restart will be a corner kick for the opposing team."

So it's a corner to the other team then.

 

Ah well, I was wrong. But great question anyway.

 

I was wrong too View attachment 6236

...but I know a ref who owes me an apology...Red card and a fine for questioning his parentage??

 

I thought it would be. Same as the throw-in rule.

 

Didn't answer this one because I'd seen it before.

Still got it wrong <Doh>

 

Which sport is this rule from?

No googling

A ball is "in" if any part of the ball touches any part of the line, or if the ball is fully on the court. If the ball lands in on your side, or if your team hits the ball out, you lose the rally. If the ball lands in on the other team's side, you win the rally.

 

Volleyball?

 

Beach Volleyball ?

 

This is why I am not a quizmaster Well done...I guess it is the same rule for beach volleyball as well.

 

I would have said tennis, but the word "team" gave it away.

 

REgarding the cricket question Beer is definitely involved but I don't know his sexual preferences.

 

Yes the cricketer was one of the Brain family - didn't Brains produce a seasonal beer a few years ago called Hat-Trick in memory of the feat?