Quillips
Striker
It's not rare for a keeper to take a pen. Not usually in the first 5 to take them, but kicking a dead ball hard and accurately is all part and parcel of a keeper's job.
Pelanty shootout question
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It's not rare for a keeper to take a pen. Not usually in the first 5 to take them, but kicking a dead ball hard and accurately is all part and parcel of a keeper's job.
Trauntrian
Winger
Not sure what exactly the question was.
If you reach a penalty shoot-out and your keeper is injured then an outfield player would need to be nominated to go in goal.
If you reach a penalty shoot-out and your keeper is injured then an outfield player would need to be nominated to go in goal.
phunboy
Winger
myleftfoot1978
Striker
In the shower? And I have no clues about the answer to the question mind, but the keeper could still defend his goal with no arms to use, see lee camp for a example
manamamackem
Striker
Shouldn't talk about their mam like that
Trauntrian
Winger
Ah you are asking if the injured keeper could take a penalty. I don't think so. In the same way as if a goalkeeper broke his wrist during the match and you had no subs left, an outfield player would need to go in goal but you couldn't then put the keeper with the broken wrist out on the wing to stop you going down to 10 men
Deleted User 11453
Striker
The question was:
11 players still on pitch
All subs used
Goalkeeper has injured both wrists but can kick
Centre forward is Niall Quinn
Pelanties in champs league final!!!!
Can Niall Quinn go in goals for all of the pelanties?
Can lee camp not go in goals but be nominated to take 1 pelanty?
The answer seems to be yes.
Irishblackcat
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I'm drinking my own concoctions of drink( triple vodka shot of shatruce or how ever you spell it and a bottle of wkd with ice in a pint glass lush )tonight am I that fucked or is the op not making any sense .
Although very unusual as normally its a bad injury, I didn't realise when an outfield player goes in the keeper he replaces MUST leave the pitch. If so then clearly he would not get to be a penalty taker. I suppose it's effectively an 'emergency substitution', many special rules around keeper. Taking this further if all subs have been used I assume a real keeper (or non-keeper) cannot take the injured keeper's place - you don't want a late in the game injury to your keeper!!
Father Jack Hackett
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Its like a question from 3-2-1, this.
It has to be sugary pop or it won't work
If it's LSD you just have to ride it out.
Father Jack Hackett
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