What do I do if I want to trick the goalkeeper when I shoot a penalty?
151078
Try to mislead him with your eyes. Many goalies try to watch the eyes of the kicker, because no matter what you do with your body, you tend to focus your eyes where you plan to kick. If you can teach yourself to look one way and kick (accurately) to the other, you should fool a lot of goalkeepers.
1124934
The goalkeeper cannot move FORWARD until the ball is touched by the player taking the kick.  He can, however, move laterally.  I know Lehman didnt move forward on his first save, but I too suspected he might have on the second one.  I taped the game, and as soon as Ukraine-Italy is over (I am taping that one as well), I plan on watching Lehman's second save again.  However, he must move FORWARD to make it illegal, moving laterally is ok.
20900
There really is no "effective shot". Too many factors involved. I could have a super fast slapshot and it could get blocked before reaching the net. I mean people are saying wrister, slapshot, snapshot... but what about a redirection? Talk about what a goalie has less a chance of reacting too. If you want to be silly about it a shot at an open goal is the most effective!
324223
It is supposed to be for only 6 seconds, but I have never seen a card given to a goal keeper since they allowed goalkeepers to run around the penalty area with the ball.
1096869
First of all what position are you going to play?\nIf you are a goal keeper, try putting some weight in your legs and wrists and jumping up and to the sides (as if you were trying to get the ball).\nOther positions try control of the ball, doing "the bicycle", changing direction and speed, etc. And also with out the ball try speed and changes in direction. If you have a partner, try dribbling and then try stoping him.
1051920
Goalkeeper must not move until the ball is kicked. \nAlso, any foul, which would result in a mere free-kick anywhere on the pitch, will result in a penalty if the foul is committed INSIDE the box, that larger area demarked by white lines.
958796
its like a penalty corner\n4 defenders + goalie are allowed to stay in the goal\nand everyone else must been in the other half\none person from the attacking team drags the ball from the 2nd line next the goal, and the other players must wait before the ball comes out the D to touch the ball
714394
use your toes with the right foot to step over and push the ball to the left and feint to the right...at the same time stepping over with your left to exaggerate going to the right... \n\n...now the ball is a foot(12 inches) away from the outside of your left foot...flick it left fwd and away from defender...and go left...\n\nyou need to swivle hips so they fall for your fakes...good luck
1035881
a keeper can move sideways before the penalty is being taken..that would give a psychological advantage to the keeper..but he cannot leave his goal line i.e move forward..if that happens, the penalty has to be retaken..i have seen a penalty being retaken 3 times in a row before because of that..usually the linesman is responsible for this..he will check the position of the goalkeeper because he got the clearer view from the side..
424589
Any free kick you have to be 10 yards away. The "half-circle", which is not really a half-circle is 10 yards from where penalties are taken. But players can't be anywhere in the penalty area, which is the area where 1) the keeper can use his/her hands 2) an infraction leading to a free-kick results in a penalty. You'll see all players congegrate exactly where that part of the circle intersect the penalty area when a penalty is taken as they can run in after the kick incase the keeper stops the ball (during a game, as the game immediately continues; during a shoot-out this is not relevant)
498908
ha ha - is this a set up? - well I'll say it - don't worry, Charlton have got away with it all season!\n\nTake it easy if you're not used to running around. Try and keep clear of the opposition so you have time to react when the ball finds you. The wing is quite a good place to hide, if any one tries to get past you you can always adopt the Boris Johnson style of tackling...\n\nGood luck and enjoy it (let us know how you get on).
762575
I'm sorry, but no. The official decides if it is a penalty shot or not. You need to go the the rule book of ice hockey. There are some rules that say when a penalty shot is awarded. In the official rules and casebook 2005-2007 of ice hockey rule #406 explains when and what happens when a penalty shot is called.
448156
6 seconds for a goalkeeper. For throw-ins it seems there is no time limit!!
1138711
Easy, use your toe. Punch your toe directly in the center (middle) of the ball.\n\nYou get a knuckle ball effect, as an old keeper, I hated those shots more than anything else.\n\nAlso place your plant foot a little (3 or 4 inches most) behind the ball for an airborn kick, don't lean back or the ball will go too high.
396553
No.  You cannot score directly from a goalkick - it's an indirect free kick.  However, there are a number of goalkeepers who have scored directly from kicks within their own penalty areas, most noteably Peter Shilton.  \n\nAnd American goalkeeper Brad Friedel scored for Blackburn Rovers two seasons ago whilst attackg in at a corner.  Unfortunately for him, his equaliser did not gain Roversd any points, as he conceded a winner a few seconds later.
788586
Kick And Score A Fricken goAl
478707
driving on a fast break its best to pick up and get the goalie up then shoot when they fall. if you've got heavy d from behind a quick screw or t shot is perfect. but experiment with what feels best for you. i know a few people that cant make a traditional wet shot to save their life, but have created their own versions that work well for them.