I will not argue with you, mainly because you will want the last word. If you read the whole post when they are posted you might understand the post itself.
I never said you needed two opposing players for the drop ball, I said the opponents have a right to participate in that drop ball. You can not exclude them if they want to participate, period. Most players will honor the situation and allow the keeper to pick up the ball. But, if you just drop the ball without inviting an opponent to take part, you my friend, most certainly setting yourself up for problems. You are not a coach nor a teammate of these players and can't act like one. You are there to enforce the Laws and keep the playing field level by making sure that the Laws of the Game are followed. YOU can't bend them to fit your own needs.
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Sat May 26, 2001, 09:01pm
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