From:	SMTP%"gtj@hep.ph.bham.ac.uk" 20-MAR-1996 11:16:23.38
To:	js@hep.ucl.ac.uk (Julian Shulman UCL/Zeus Tel +44 0171-419 3425)
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Subj:	Re: BCFT web page

Hi Julian
I have now found the rules and will try to get them into
my mail.
If I fail you will probably only get this bit; I'll keep
trying.
Cheers.
Gron



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\begin{document} 
\begin{center}
\large
{\bf RULES for  HEP 5-a-side Football Tournament (1995)}
\end{center}
  
  \normalsize
  
  \vskip 0.5in
  \begin{itemize}
  \item
  {\bf General}
  \begin{itemize}
  \item
  No studded boots may be worn; trainers or plimsoles only.
  \item
  Teams will nominally contain 5 players. However, if both sides
  agree, the game can be 6-a-side. 
  \item
  When squads of 5 play squads of six, one substitution per game is
  allowed - to give everyone a game. Further {\it blood substitutes } are
  are allowed for injuries.
  \item
  Transfer between squads is only allowed as a result of injury.
  \end{itemize}
  \item
  Rules as Association Football except:
  \begin{itemize}
  \item
  Back-passes to goal-keepers are allowed.
  
  \item
  There is no offside.
  \item
  Only the goalkeeper is allowed in the circle. A defender entering
  concedes a penalty, one yard back from the edge of the circle.
    
    An attacker  entering the circle concedes a free kick from inside the area,
    to be taken by the goal-keeper.
    \item
    Goal-keepers get rid of the ball ({\it goal-kicks } and after a save or pass back)
     by rolling it underarm (it should reach
    the ground within 2 yards); in addition, except for {\it goal-kicks, }
     they may
    place it on the ground and kick it.
    \item
    Throw-ins must be rolled underarm, the ball reaching the ground within 2 
    yards.
    \item
    At free-kicks, the opposition must drop back 3 yards (except near the goal 
    area here the attacking side may choose to drop back).
    \item
    {\bf NEW RULE: } Goalkeepers must stay in their area.
    \item
    {\bf NEW RULE: }Tackles which bring an opponent down are fouls, even if they
    would be considered legal on grass. Any player committing two such fouls
    is sin-binned for three minutes. 
      
      Some discretion may be exercised by referees (eg. one warning if the second
      offence is marginal; if the player's fall is deliberate or a result of
      his or her own over-commitment).
      \end{itemize}
      \item
      {\bf Ladies vs Gentlemen Games: }
      \begin{itemize}
      \item
      No (excessive) bodily contact.
      \item
      Men may run (jog-canter!) when moving forward in attack.
      \item
      Men can score with any part of their bodies other than the front and
      sides of their feet.
      \item
      Men can only touch the ball twice without another player touches
      it more than twice, a free kick is awarded to the Ladies.
      \end{itemize}
      \end{itemize}
      
        
        \end{document}
        
   
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Subject: Re: BCFT web page
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Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1996 11:15:17 +0000 (GMT)
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