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The Laws: odd penalty

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FredPuli43 | 00:17 Sat 05th May 2012 | Football
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What stops the taker of a penalty kick from not shooting but passing to a team mate who shoots and scores? Does it matter whether he passes the ball to outside the penalty area or passes it sideways within it? Seem to recall reading of two Dutch players who did something like this, years ago, and that was permitted.
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Thierry Henry and Pires tried it a few years ago and fecked it up big time
00:36 Sat 05th May 2012
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How to do it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sEk61PRlFs
12:42 Sat 05th May 2012
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How not to do it.
I'm not sure whether the kick was actually taken so maybe the ref should have ordered a retake, but it was funny
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzPMvAIrtQs
12:45 Sat 05th May 2012
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Nothing stops him as long as the ball travels forward.
18:45 Sun 06th May 2012

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