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What color card is used for temporary timed suspensions in walking football?
What color card is used for temporary timed suspensions in walking football?
What is the period of timed suspension for a blue card offence in walking football?
What is the period of timed suspension for a blue card offence in walking football?
Which offense leads to a temporary suspension by showing a blue card?
Which offense leads to a temporary suspension by showing a blue card?
In walking football, what should accompany a blue card offence?
In walking football, what should accompany a blue card offence?
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What is the color of the card used to indicate permanent exclusion from play?
What is the color of the card used to indicate permanent exclusion from play?
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When is the period of timed suspension for a blue card offence determined?
When is the period of timed suspension for a blue card offence determined?
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Which action does NOT lead to a temporary suspension in walking football?
Which action does NOT lead to a temporary suspension in walking football?
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What should happen after a player is shown a blue card in walking football?
What should happen after a player is shown a blue card in walking football?
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Which offense is NOT traditionally regarded as cautionable in walking football?
Which offense is NOT traditionally regarded as cautionable in walking football?
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What happens if a player commits substitution procedure error?
What happens if a player commits substitution procedure error?
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Study Notes
Temporary Timed Suspensions
- A player shown a blue card is temporarily suspended from play for between 2-5 minutes.
- The length of the suspension is set by the competition before the match.
- A player temporarily suspended must leave the playing area and remain in a designated 'sin bin' area.
- Separate 'sin bin' areas should be identified for each team.
- If no designated 'sin bin' areas are provided, suspended players should remain in the area where they can be seen by the referee and adjacent to team officials and substitutes.
- A player will be informed by the referee or match official when their temporary suspension has ended.
Sending-Off Offences
- A player is sent off and shown the red card for serious foul play, violent conduct, spitting or biting, using offensive language, or receiving a second blue/yellow card in the same match.
- A player sent off may not take any further part in the match nor sit on the substitutes' bench.
Free Kicks
- Indirect free kicks are awarded to the opposing team for certain offences.
- Match officials should employ the use of temporary timed suspensions (blue cards) in all cases traditionally regarded as cautionable offences.
- The options for a match official imposing disciplinary sanctions are: issuing a blue card and temporarily suspending a player from play, or issuing a red card and permanently excluding a player from play.
Other Offences
- A player can be temporarily suspended for failing to respect the required distance when play is restarted, entering or re-entering the playing area without permission, deliberately leaving the playing area without permission, or denying an obvious goal-scoring opportunity.
- A player can be sent off for serious foul play, violent conduct, spitting or biting, using offensive language, or receiving a second blue/yellow card in the same match.
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Test your knowledge on the sin bin rules in walking football, where players are temporarily suspended from the game and must remain in a designated area until allowed to rejoin. Learn about the protocols for sin bin areas and how players are informed of the end of their suspension.
