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When the ball is being thrown in from the goal line, can the GK (standing next to a goal post but out of court) pass around behind to goal post (still out of court) to the other side of the Goal circle? I've searched Australian rules but can't find any information. Much appreciated.
Hi, yes the GK would be allowed to do this. However, the GK must not touch the post (as this would be contact on the post), and the receiving player must still be at least 1 meter away from the GK taking the backline (or it would be a short pass).
Hope this helps.
Hi, yes the GK would be allowed to do this. However, the GK must not touch the post (as this would be contact on the post), and the receiving player must still be at least 1 meter away from the GK taking the backline (or it would be a short pass).
Hope this helps.
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