Floorball Goalie Saves - Highlights #39 (Division 2 Floorball Game)

[@Elninyo99]

there are some crazy no calls there in my opinion. At 4:30 is crazy to me that that's not a call (2 min or at least a free hit with a stern warning). Also at 5:33 looks from this angle like its 2 min but hard to see if its three meters. You had some great saves. great movement and your crazy Mobile. Great video cant wait to see more. Congrats on the win

[@FloorballGoaliePoV]

Thanks so much for the kind words. Yes the distance rule is kinda wack. All referees call it different 🤔

[@tomhalamik7128]

I love your videos, we are having a tournament in our school before christmas so I need to learn some move for it. Keep it up 💪

[@cnwy95]

hi can do a video of things to buy for a goalie?

[@zandbak-press]

really badly needed for me to

[@FloorballGoaliePoV]

It's really hard to make a video about that. Are you thinking about goalie gear or accessoaries outside of the actual goalie gear?

[@FloorballGoaliePoV]

Anything in particular that you think about.

[@RVAFloorball]

What's the rule on pushing people out of the box, like at 3:28 ? Are you allowed to do that or is it just your league?

[@polovne]

The field player should be at 3 meters and he didn't make any effort to replace himself in a defense way. The field player should have a 2 minutes penalty.

[@RVAFloorball]

@@polovne I see. I honestly had no idea the defense is supposed to give 3 meters, my league never calls stuff like that. Would it be more effective to just chuck the ball at the field player rather than pushing?

[@FloorballGoaliePoV]

Great question! And to be honest, all referees do different in regards to the rule. But blatantly the rule says as follows: - From the place where the ball is grabbed and under control, the player has to move 3m away his/her current place. - If the player has a stick and the player moves the stick towards the goalie. then the blade of the stick is the current location the player has to move away from. - You have to move away from the goalie as soon as the ball is under control and it should be in a passive way (you are not allowed to actively move to try to intercept the throw or the goalies movement. In most cases you get an advantage or an hold call, if your throw is compromised due to the offensive players movement. All you get is usually a free hit. But from time to time when it is blatantly an effort by the player to stop the goalie from playing the ball, thats when they get a penalty. I usually push players since most of the times I try to explode out and start a counter attack. If you throw the ball at the player, the player basically has to stand still, right infront of you for it to be a penalty.

[@Floydos85]

Depends on the referee (from my experience many refrees just allow this kind of push - if it is not too much agressive). From the goalie point of view is is "show" of that "I do not affraid of you". And to be honest, it is pretty indimidating that goalie in full gear doing that aggresive move. Mostly players will "leave" the area. Rule states, that player should move away 3 metres from the point that goalie catched a ball. If he does not, he will receive 2 minutes pentalty for "wrong distance".