10 WEIRDEST laws in football!

[@alonsobruni8131]

FIFA: Ok guys, we are introducing bronze goal Czechs: ........

[@baileywelsh9041]

Lol

[@jingles1470]

😂

[@ELgeneral-pl9yg]

Poor cezchs

[@djbazs7631]

Well diving is unsportsmanlike

[@hussainmahmood12397]

Football Is Life that is why u get a yellow card

[@djbazs7631]

Scheherazade and a new FIFA president while were at it

[@bioLarzen]

And badly diving is even more ;)

[@Kevinosembo]

Lt_Joker triggered

[@24magiccarrot]

+Lt_Joker still taking off your shirt after scoring is still the lamest reason to give a yellow card. It's like so what, it's not like they are offending anyone.

[@fruitlover8718]

the golden goal rule was fun in my opinion but you can see why it was hated, though.

[@otherflexx4832]

Lt_Joker it would go to a penalty shootout though, if they equalized. they don't need two goals in extra time

[@MortanAMrk]

it could be entertaining, but its not really the most fair thing, because who knows if the other team actually can score back.

[@cwm6203]

@@MortanAMrk more fair than a penalty shoot-out

[@thebastowsgamepage9691]

It’s because it would be super boring and players would just defend like mad

[@ryansmith1044]

@@thebastowsgamepage9691 Precisely. IFAB thought that Golden Goal would promote attacking play in ET because they would be incentivized by the whole "next goal wins" concept, but instead the opposite happened. Teams were incentivized to _defend_ because they were afraid of losing if they conceded.

[@raihanmiah4496]

I don't think taking your T shirt off should be a yellow card

[@vantablack5690]

Nigerian Prince time wasting maybe it ok after 90min

[@mikel1051]

I dont think celebrating with the croud shld be a yellow

[@mylesgeraghty716]

Mike L only in cases like yer man who done the nazi salut to opposing fans

[@juze0303]

no but taking it off to reveal a political message or something that should be kept from football, should warrant a yellow at least.

[@mikel1051]

Myles Geraghty like rushing into not that thing

[@basbakkum2898]

Being a fan of AZ Alkmaar I rewatched the incident with the attack on Esteban in the semi-finals of the KNVB cup a lot. A fan ran out to the keeper to karatekick him in his back. Well, thinking that an average keeper has above average responses, Esteban turned around, kicked the guy on the ground and gave him a kick afterwards. Stewards came by, players tried to calm him down. After the "fan" was taken away by stewards, the referee gave Esteban a red card. Coach of AZ, Gert-Jan Verbeek, stopped the match and afterwards all parties decided that the match would be played later that week. AZ won the game with 2-3 Fun fact. The new match was only played with 20.000 children as supporters. Sounded very weird...

[@MohammedAhmed-su4qk]

" The new match was only played with 20.000 children as supporters" probably cuz kids can't get drunk LOL

[@DeinVatersVater]

@@MohammedAhmed-su4qk say that to russians.

[@LimbDee]

In fact, kids can get drunk a lot easier than adults, those little bodies don't require that much alcohol to get there..... well, yeah, except for the Russians.

[@FootballDaily]

Those were some weird Football laws that actually exist! BUT which football rule do you want to see introduced to the game?! 🤔

[@MadGamer-dk7op]

Football Daily #snapchatsquad

[@zayanafzal]

#snapchatsquad

[@lmkb4by44]

Football Daily A reply would make my day

[@syze7844]

Football Daily #snapchatsquad

[@cahooleovlogs7588]

Football Daily just want that video referee i think everything will be tidyied up in game after that

[@jayanths1221]

If the NASL penalty shoot-out still existed, Messi would never ever miss another penalty !!

[@jensbkgaardmastai6571]

Dexter Morgan

[@TheRolf619]

Dexter Morgan want more likes or you are satisfied?

[@zacharyatta3723]

Rolf Nazareth wa

[@brownfox651]

You actually get a yellow card for diving amd a red for doing it twice.

[@baybay4906]

Brown fox not if you are Scott Brown or Morelos

[@abchello8049]

Diving is definetely unsportsmanlike and if you think it isnt so there's something wrong with you.

[@paschalismelis.9228]

Greece winning the EURO 2004 was one of the biggest miracles in football history. This is why we love the great game, because it gives us moments like those and like Leicester City's 2015 Premier League victory. So please dont ruin those moments with your critics and learn to respect the beauty of the beautifull game.

[@abkk628]

*2016

[@unitedauzzie3207]

Either a miracle orrrr match fixing. And the past has said.. One of em but I'll let you figure that out

[@tsikorl4896]

Τι σημαίνει "miracle" ;;🙁

[@nikolaosparamythiotis3696]

@@tsikorl4896 θαύμα ρε συ

[@tsikorl4896]

@@nikolaosparamythiotis3696 Αν ναι!!! 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@mikeycfc4638]

Also, the Playground FA rule book clearly states that when the goalkeeper holds the ball with two hands and then bounces the ball 3 times, all outfield players must vacate the penalty area.

[@Bacchus325]

Man Like Graveworm thats pretty badass

[@h3nder]

Man Like Graveworm what

[@drewobrien597]

Man Like Graveworm You can't even be on the edge of the penalty area you have to be 5 - 10 metres back from the keeper when s/he has possession

[@martinablanchfield2781]

i got called for trying to block the keeper but he didnt bounce it

[@DiogoJordan]

dudes, it's the *Playground* FA rule book. funny to see that it's the same where you live (I'm Portuguese and we did the same when we were kids). Also fouls were only awarded if the majority of players agreed with it. You could *never* piss off the ball owner, or you'd have no ball to play! And when we measured goals, it would be like 6 or 7 steps (well, actually, feet) and we'd *always* make a tiny bigger goal for the opponents. Oh, and most important of all: no hard shots and no high shots or the keeper will claim it went over the non-existing bar. haha good times

[@birdonfire415]

The NLSA pens look so cool

[@eliad6543]

Yeah it is really cool but i dont thik it would work in modern football.

[@onlinewithdyl3020]

BIRD ON FIRE Americans didn't like the idea of draws. So the tie breaker was the NASL penalties. But I think it would be cool if FIFA allowed a 1 test season in the top flight European leagues to see if European fans would like no ties.

[@TheRolf619]

BIRD ON FIRE we used to do it in our college after extra time

[@harrisonlennon4827]

BIRD ON FIRE it would be lit

[@kennethtucker8780]

They are! my school used those to decide tied games (it was 1 point for each but an extra point for whoever won the shootout). It was really fun but mostly cause the pitch was smaller and there weren´t any keepers capable of stopping normal penalties, so i think that it´s great at school level but i don´t think the NLSA pens suite the pro game.

[@AreaSixtyNine]

football in 2026 Scoring a goal: yellow card sprinting: Yellow Card passing the ball to Teammate: Yellow Card parking the bus: Yellow Card warming up before the game: Yellow Card Being a barca player: Red Card

[@spoonerman4232]

inez tunez Being a Real Madrid player........ BAN FOR LIFE

[@jacintocuellar945]

inez tunez Ummm, warming up... d'oh!

[@ballerboys6998]

Ticci Toby no your wrong its being a real madrid player no cards for diving

[@aiyanagodar798]

🤣🤣

[@shezza125]

inez lol omg

[@dimakushniryk7744]

You're wrong on the drop ball rule, only one player for team can compete for it and it's used when the ref stops the play for any reason not listed for another form of restart,for example due to a serious injury to a player, interference by an external party, or a ball becoming defective. It's not that hard to understand

[@FootballDaily]

+Dima Kushniryk Show me the Law and section number that states only 2 players can contest a drop ball.

[@KEFIZ]

beeeeeeefffff

[@Wigttttt]

Football Daily I don't know the laws, but he's right. the drop ball will be given to you if he decided to stop the match for certain circumstances while you have the ball.

[@lachlanbyrd4898]

Dima Kushniryk your right in the fact that there are reasons a referee can do a drop ball, but I'm 100% sure any amount can compete for it. Iv been a referee for 3 years and I had to retake a test a couple of weeks ago and it said any amount of players can

[@nicky2920]

Law 8: The start and restart of play "There is no minimum or maximum number of players required to take part in a dropped ball" and " The referee cannot decide who may or not take part in a drop ball" This effectively means that they were right, 5 players from each team could contest a drop ball if they really wanted to.

[@nickmack1863]

"YOU WONT BELIEVE EXIST!!!. 1st Minute In ... Backpass.😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@AssassinDK2]

Yeah, it's like they think everyone here is 10 years old. And the backpass rule wasn't weird, it was just the rule back then. And maybe they should use better examples of people not being able to be substituted. Like Bert Trautman playing an FA Cup Final with a broken bone in his neck or Franz Beckenbauer playing a game in the 1970 WC with a broken collarbone.

[@darthmalak8763]

👍

[@user-po1np7zy8d]

The golden goal rule is cool tough teams will be more attacking

[@bioLarzen]

Except those who clearly see themselves as the underdogs. They would play even more defensively, trying to klill time shamelessly.

[@21hazza]

I agree. It stops teams from parking the bus and playing for penalties.

[@user-po1np7zy8d]

bioLarzen the underdogs are the ones thay want to slay the dragon defence doesnt work

In theory yes and people were behind it but in practice it had the opposite effect and was scrapped because of it

[@jackmcguire2133]

Jn RAM its quite energizing when it happens in hockey

[@eliad6543]

3:20 what about Barbados-Granada? it was even more weird. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbados_4-2_Grenada_(1994_Caribbean_Cup_qualification) Like so Football Daily can see.

[@mmaclipsuknow]

There was one mindf*cking rule somewhere, that if you score in extra time it counts as 2 goals. There was a team who needed for goal difference 2 goal win and was leading with 1 goal so they were trying to score in both sides (so if they cant score in time the 2nd goal, they could score that goal in extra time)

[@MeDeChamp]

Thanks for exampling it so clearly 7:12 xD

[@mattchamp1541]

MeDeChamp funny that all of them has played for Celtic or rangers

[@h3nder]

Mattchamp15 Has Keane played in Glasgow?

[@braydenthomson4196]

EnderGaming don't hink so

[@braydenthomson4196]

EnderGaming he did in 2005

[@BradVentus]

Refs giving out Offside goals to United, Mike Dean supporting Tottenham, Barca's 12 man squad.

[@gninja3797]

^^^^^^Real Madrid fan

[@Ronaldothegoat0728]

GNinja 37 He has Griezmann as his profile picture. Also we all know UEFAlona ain't shit without the refs.

[@DuragAllDay]

Dt Nkala Refs disallowing goals that were clearly not offside for United.

[@gninja3797]

Daniel Rodríguez Sánchez Yeah,UEFAlona is a disgrace

[@sero6976]

GNinja 37 call us uefalona because we Are the best team in UEFA, so thanks, keep doing it

[@f.f5771]

5:49 it was actually supposed to replicate the format of international hockey as in the 90s that was a way to decide games. The NHL never implemented the rule until the lockout in 2005

[@lbpigeon1450]

That NASL Penalty Shoot-Out does seem like a good idea.

[@syfer5812]

Against keeper like Neuer? r.i.p

[@ELgeneral-pl9yg]

I laughed

[@craig3922]

But football wasnt a unsportsmanlike game in 1992. No one would ever pick up the ball by a backpass. This is just because the game got really unfair and players decided to become dicks

[@austinflores4746]

I call bull on the fact that goalkeepers are privileged. It is the hardest position in football.

[@nbss]

I read somewhere an interesting idea on how to resolve ties without penalties. When get into extra time, each team remove one player every 5 (or 10) minutes. The idea is teams getting smaller and smaller so at some point the goal become inevitable.

[@Brayman9000]

I kinda like the 35 yard thing adds suspense and funny

[@taflo1981]

One more famous example for "foreign object" is from the semifinal of the UEFA Cup in 2009 (also the last season before it was replaced by the Europa League). In the return leg Hamburg versus Bremen, a Hamburg player wanted to pass the ball to his keeper, but the ball was deflected by a ball of paper lying on the pitch to result in a corner kick for Bremen. They scored from that corner kick and advanced to the final. Ironically, the ball of paper had been thrown onto the pitch by a Hamburg supporter as part of a choreography.

[@cicstommy]

Hang on....... 4:54 - I’ve got John Stones in goal there, and Emile Heskey playing for Palace?! What the hell 🤔🧐 😅😂

[@-accountdeleted-3579]

I know this is sarcasm, but we wouldn’t want Heskey... He might be like KSI says.

[@MohammedAhmed-su4qk]

and somehow there's Neymar too

[@iaincowell9747]

That's not Palace, it's Newcastle Jets

[@RickyPro888]

Also in the USA they used to end games with a ten second countdown. One time a team scored but it was disallowed for being 1 second overtime

[@hfm2712]

Unsportsmanlike Conduct sounds like the Penalties in American Football 😂

[@kritonkiousis]

DO A TOP 10 PLAYERS WHO WERE CONSIDERED AS FLOP BUT TURNED OUT TO BE GREAT

[@sportsfreakdhruvbehl6640]

Kriton Kioussis great

[@m.m5105]

mohamed salah

[@lloydcanfield867]

Could just call it ‘Top 10 Flop Revivals’

[@Clarted1]

Paulinho

[@ZaneoYT]

7:26 can amagine Ramos and Pepe going against each other in this

[@benhayes5396]

TrashCanZane *imagine

[@jabrown]

Wasn't the drop ball rule recently changed to where the ref just gives it back to whichever side was in possession? I seem to remember reading that somewhere.

[@nutball13]

Only us Americans could make something as ridiculous as the 35 yard shootout.

[@bepanbista7934]

Nut ball hggg

[@youdonotknowme3552]

So true

[@dragokan6200]

American penalties were brilliant! Used to practise them in our youth training.

what about, coin toss. Benfica Lost to Celtic in November 1969 in the European Champion Cup

[@Csabinho]

And many many more games were decided by a coin toss as well!

[@henrytanderson]

In Texas high schools, the NASL rule is still in use, or was as of 2013. FIFA is even looking to introduce it to their new 46 team World Cup format.

[@ginger2114]

Heskey 4:52 lol at least I think IT is him

[@hoballah1467]

Damián Danko Yeah it is, he played for Newcastle Jets in Australia

[@KEFIZ]

lol

[@liammcauley3499]

Danny Hoballah the Newcastle Jets are my local team 😂😂

[@dex466]

Melbourne victory for me Liam McAuley

[@Josh-yj7rq]

Damián Danko well well well boys Sydney FC

[@jimmyanderson9224]

Imagine if a draw gave 0 points. Nobody would want to draw a game, which would result in more exciting games!

[@lewissmith3223]

You would get the same amount of points for a 2 - 2 draw away to Man City as an embarrassing 9-0 loss

[@aroundthegame4994]

I love the Hyundai A-League photos

[@briantravelman]

There is also one that says a penalty taker can't shoot the ball after the keeper moves.

[@messijaffa2693]

"Ah, there's a stone island wearing tosser who's invading the pitch to shank me. But I won't punch him in the face cos of self defense, cos I'll get a red card for it."

[@mairtinheneghan8795]

In hurling it's a rule that if the ball is on the ground and no one can get it out or anything,the ref will blow the whistle and player from each team will stand side by side as the ball is thrown between them and they swing

[@lukamuha8307]

5:32 they tryed to make football more like hockey

[@blabarspaj5021]

LFC Lover xD

[@johnoke1206]

#7, of that rule was in MLS now then, the TFC-DC United Eastern Quarter finals game would only be a score of 2-1 rather than 5-1 because TFC scored 4 goals in the first 10 min of extra time

[@chadsilver1075]

Could you do a video with forgotten legends like ballack podoldski and all who should have more fame than they have.

[@panoC97]

But Podolski hasn't retired.

[@h3nder]

Chad Silver Ballack isn't forgotten. Neverkusens best player ever.

[@MrGEORGETHOMPS]

Chad Silver they aren’t forgotten

[@DUARTE99]

I'm giving this video 2 thumbs up. One for the job well done. Joe explains things and perfectly and the editing is completely on point. The second thumbs up is for showing a pic of my beloved Los Angeles Kings of the NHL. Caught me off guard and made me cheer. Well done.

[@destroyerlol1133]

Who misses the Arsenal dudes rageouts

[@24magiccarrot]

The problem with allowing something like NLSA to be a mainstream thing in football is it would just encourage lesser teams to try harder for a draw knowing they have more chance in the shootout than they do in the 90 minutes so it would only promote negative football. There is a growing trend toward teams being more defenisive maybe if they brought in a rule that teams get some points for every so many goals they score it would encourage smaller teams to play more attacking football.

[@Lithuaniangnome12]

There should be a rule to electric chair players who refuse to play for the team they sign 5 year contracts and gain loyalty bonuses from.

[@h3nder]

F Off Payet Salty westham fan?

[@timlett99]

The NASL Shoot Out sounds extremely entertaining lmao

[@mattershack5206]

I think the American shoot out sounds good

[@HTCGaming1000]

WelbeckAFC i Then you're wrong

[@mustafaalhasaniytameenalha995]

Mattershack iiibb

[@yoboyluis3926]

Mattershack yeah it doesn’t sound bad. It probably takes more skill too

[@itstimeforduffmanduffbeer9522]

No

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

eliminate offsides once inside the penalty box, but goalkeeper box is exclusively for the goalie unless the ball is in there. Diving is a 10 match suspension and a penalty kick for the opposing side.

[@tonypatino1765]

3:09 what is a silver goal though?

[@lekkerman743]

Tony Patino instead of golden goal where the match ends instantly, if the goal is scored in the first half of extra time (1st 15 minutes) then it stops before starting the second half of extra time

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

I was the one kid who liked to play goalkeeper in my youth league (lack of running, and the first one mentioned, are my main reasons why), so here are a few that I heard: as long as there are no safety concerns (i.e. the bill is curved), goalkeepers are allowed to wear baseball caps on the field. Also, I heard that if the keeper is wearing long sleeves, they aren't allowed to roll them up.

[@6REN]

The rule of getting booked after taking of shirt or celebrating with fans is just stupid it should be removed

[@jackmckechnie5857]

BrendanCFC it is written in the laws that all players must have suitable playing equipment at all times. that is why it is a yellow

[@422noobs7]

BrendanCFC I find it stupid but taking off your shirt may offend some religions

[@hannibal-lecter2616]

yeah but football has nothing to do with religion so that isn't a fair point

[@chrism7574]

Hannibal -Lecter Its a multicultural game though, meaning the laws of the game should be enforced the same around the world and should not offend any culture.

[@hannibal-lecter2616]

I think the sport is not part off any religion, and therefore should not bow to the rules bestowed upon itself by religions. at least not in country's where religion and state are separated by law.

[@godisimaginary2334]

No, you can only have one person from each team. The rule nobody knows about drop ball is that you aren't required to kick the ball off

[@lukewest7698]

Joey boy, did you go on the wiki to find these facts?

[@magnussankaran1097]

But why do they even have a rule saying that you can't score an own goal from a corner? Scoring an own goal from a free kick, throw in or goalkick is something that could happen, but nobody is belting the ball over 100 yards back into their own goal

[@amychaseaussie]

Fergie time?

[@nikolaivikentornes8208]

In Norways first division is IT not legal for the scoring team to take the ball out from the opponents net to take a quick kick-off. That's bullsh*t

[@fedmeister4193]

Zaza wasn't funny. It was embarrassing.

[@modrozelenaalga9607]

"Backpass" - That rule was added in 1992. mostly because of the disgraceful play in the European Champions Cup final in 1991. when it was heavily abused in order to reach penalties against much better opponent.

[@isaiahbright7546]

The golden goal rule is actually good IMO whoever gets the first goal wins almost every time anyway

[@Bacchus325]

Isaiah Bright almost is the key e word there

[@superemzone]

Croatia and Russia both scored during extra time on a World Cup quarter final this year. Sure am glad it wasn't a golden goal. The match was much better because of the time allowed. Also, as far as fatigue: Croatia has now qualified to the WC finals, having played three 120 minute matches in a row.

[@Csabinho]

The Golden Goal rule made extra times extra defensive...

[@williambrowning8361]

As an amateur referee I knew all of the current laws but as most of them are so rare you can get away with whatever call you want if they happen in a game as no one else will know the laws.

[@andyangchannel]

Deflection are technically own goals and we still see it these days.

[@user-zo4ig8fw6o]

andyangchannel if it was originally on target then it’s not an own goal but if it deflected it from going wide then it is an own goal

[@joshuang4072]

breathing in a football match is now considered unsportsmanlike conduct

[@KevinSmithRules]

Pato is the best

[@tasult7787]

New rule in Norway (was introduced last year and still haven't been removed despite major critics): If you run into the opponents goal and pick up the ball after you have scored, you will be awarded a yellow card. F.ex a scenario where your side is under with 2-0 and you then score a goal five minutes before full time, you decide to pick up the ball from the opponents net to waste as little time as possible in hope to score another goal. This will award you a yellow card. And yes, if you already have a yellow card, you will be awarded a red for picking up the ball. A few players were actually sent off last season because of this rule.

[@aidanceltic6769]

Brown isn’t dirty he is just tough 😂🍀

[@Thatguy-mw3bw]

Tiny Thomson exactly he just thinks he’s cool when he supports like Arsenal and Chelsea if he wants to see a dirty bastard watch Morelos highlights it’s just him getting red cards and him missing mostly

[@Coen-nt1mz]

Mon u Bhoys In Green 2-1

[@generalkawasaki9485]

Nowadays it's hard to believe golden boot winners were very commonly from Romania, Bulgaria, Austria, Belgium.. and the runners up from Belarus, Cyprus.. remember David Taylor from Porthmadog where he scored 58 gls in 59 apps in 93/94??

[@ledude8108]

Guys what do you think of payet's attitude ?

[@bhavyabhavsar9388]

Le Dude Pathetic, and Disgraceful

[@Wazzer16]

Le Dude disgusting

[@Lithuaniangnome12]

Le Dude I want to like him but it's abit difficult right now

[@kennethtucker8780]

He´s a dick for what he´s doing to West Ham but honestly i wouldn´t mind him on my team, considering his talent and not his attitude, which is disgraceful

[@lakfas3154]

Le Dude I mean, he's too good for a shit club like West ham

[@dragozardy3111]

Yeah, being Czech, the golden and silver goals really hurts....

[@jamesfox4061]

who else thinks fifa should add diving?

[@bandwidth2707]

James Fox are you fucking kidding me?

[@scxled]

lit.

[@MrPedrohed]

Pes had diving a few years ago.

[@danixhd6998]

MrPedrohed We werent asking for PES..

[@killerfunghoul3948]

naymar would never get to play 😂

[@mojok7070]

Imagine now if Diego Folan was celebrating those goals taking his shirt off. He would've had so many yellow and red cards

[@tobiasthengs]

Notification squad, where you at?!

[@franciscohartung4406]

under 17 international matches in the 90's, whenever you had a throw-in, it could be taken as a freekick in the throw-in position

[@radder1353]

That unsportmanship rule is absolute fucking bullshit

[@noodlesthe1st]

You missed an even weirder rule on own goals. When taking a goal kick you can't score an own goal sure but if the ball goes directly into the goal it is a corner for the other team BUT if the ball leaves the penalty area before entering your own goal and no one touches it then you can retake the goal kick.

[@lastdanstanding5888]

DONT CALL SCOTT BROWN A DIRTY BASTARD

[@Hyndergogen9]

Dan Riggens He is though. He's a decent player but also a pathetic cheating wank.

[@thomaspaskalis5454]

Scot brown sucks

[@jackreilly6310]

Mate Scott Brown is a god

[@Nustox]

here's another law: if you take off your shirt before the ball crosses the line, it doesn't count as one

[@capacheskulls9808]

2:28 The guy on the right kind a looks like Obama.

[@bally6645]

Capacheskulls true lol

[@Steel16]

Diving: *shows Ashley Young* 😂 😂 😂

[@josephphilip9302]

Had to like it because it said Scott Brown was a dirty bastard

[@mattchamp1541]

Joseph Philip yeah even as a Celtic fan that made me laugh

[@josephphilip9302]

Mattchamp15 nah man, up the dons

[@mattchamp1541]

Joseph Philip I have nothing against Aberdeen

[@irisdrorfishman]

Hi. Thanks for the video. I have a question regarding own goal free kick. How did that play out in the final of the world cup. There was an own goal from a corner. And it still counted (for France)

[@greatredchicken]

But the team that received the own goal wasn't France. The rule only applies if you both perform the free kick and receive the own goal without anyone else touching the ball. That's why you almost never see it happen, because you'd have to kick the ball towards your own goal, and there's no reason to do that from an advantageous position (and most of the free kicks you get happen in the rival's side of the field. You'd also have to kick the ball at least 70-80 meters backwards)

[@synyster489]

#RoadTo1Million

[@mannemarco333]

Hockey and Soccer fan here. Having a penalty shootout in soccer is bluff. The field is bigger than a rink, and 5 seconds isn’t enough to run that far while keeping possession of the ball.

[@thebish3231]

Out of no where he just goes "dirt bastards like Scott Brown" 😂

[@adambenson3127]

I think the back pass rule and the golden/silver goals is fairly common knowledge to anyone who follows the game. Speaking of the golden/silver goals: it was a terrible way to decide a match but it was better than tossing a coin to decide winners, which happened a few times in the 60s and 70s. I'm surprised this wasn't mentioned in the video.

[@aminyarom621]

Not sure if this is an actual rule but in my league if you shouted 'mine' it was a free kick to the opposition

[@bioLarzen]

Great video, the lousiest title job possible ;) (Half of the ones you mention actually don't exist anymore - and many are anything but unbelievable, rather just curious or quaint at best.9

[@thomasreithmeier5405]

In the ridiculous shootout 5 seconds from 35 yards would take lots of speed and try to shoot from far out maybe from outside of the box

[@aphyTTR]

There is now a law against contesting drop balls. To clairfy, you cant contest it.

[@baconpancakes5252]

The Beach ball goal is one of the most famous goals in the premier league I believe the beach ball now rests in Sunderland's football museum

[@balf1111117373]

On a goal kick if the ball doesn't leave the 18 yard box or if another player touches the ball inside the box. The goal kick has to be retaken. On a penalty if the penalty taker hits the post or cross bar and the ball comes back out he's not allowed to touch the ball until another player has. If a team has made 3 substitutions then one player gets injured And the game goes to penalties. If the score line is even and 10 players have taken a penalty. The injured player has to take the 11th penalty

[@nelsonvelasquez2099]

Couldn't be more spot on about "drop ball" rule

[@gregorbury8016]

I knew about the drop ball one. But are ref did not and gave me a yellow card for arguing that we could!

[@bodenlosedosenhose1590]

For a long time there were no penalty shootouts which led to games never ending because no team scored the winning goal which meant the games had to be stopped when the night arrived because there were no floodlights. Also, it is illegal for a player to punch a teammate.

[@tylertherecreator6721]

You may laugh at NASL penalties but how is it any worse of a way to decide a game than regular penalties

[@7FlyingPenguin]

what about the rule that if you drew a final, you used to have to go to a replay instead of pens