Has a soccer goalkeeper ever scored a goal from a goalkick?
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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.
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This link will answer all your question about Paul Robinson, the England goalkeeper\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Robinson_(goalkeeper)
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Is the goal area, you are not allowed to attack the goalkeeper in that area. Also is the area where from you execute the goal kick.
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free kick (direct) sliced the ball up and over the wall and it dropped just inside the left up-right under under the diving goalie. it was a nice ball and there was no way the keeper was going to save it he was set up all the way on the far right of the goal face, had to much space to cover.\n\ncheck www.fifaworldcup.com for pictures and video of it
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This is the problem of how do you "fake his kick"!\n\nThe kicker is required to have a continual action when he is going to kick the spot kick! so if the referee think his action is not continue, it is a foul! But of course, the kicker can wait for the Goalkeeper dive to one side and shoot, so you an see some experienced kicker like Louis Figo and Mendiata, they will slow down suddenly befroe they take the kick, and it is acceptable.
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no it is not possible as after the goal is scored the ball goes back to the other team making it impossible for the player to score 3 goals without anyone else touching the ball
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It's not going to happen that the referee scores a goal; they are never close enough to the "meta." It could happen that they "unwantedly" prevent a goal, though, but still is very difficult. This is like hopping for a cop to run a red light without noticing.\n\nAnyways, if it happens, I don't think it counts. The referee is supposed to be neutral in the field; thus, any move of the ball which involves him it's not to be validated, unless it doesn't affect the game.
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IN MEXICO A GOALIE HEREDIA OF ORO\nSCORED A GOAL IN THE OPPOSITE\nGOAL OF TEAM TAMPICO IN THE\n FIFTIES
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the best goal kepper is recorded from 1987 on\nSee in\nhttp://www.iffhs.de/?52d32d0ae43110f32d00e41400f82c48d317\nFor a list of best goal keppers of the  century see\nhttp://www.iffhs.de/?e4380bfd300bf17420d87452db3304fe2b0de33701f32b11f02c16e53b04fa3500e40e00fa2d31f92b0de33c11f32b\nLev Yashin is the best goal keeper of the century.\nHe played his entire career for Dynamo Moscow sports club, from 1949 to 1971, winning the football championship of the USSR five times and the USSR Cup three times
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If the striker kick the ball out of the goal keeper base line, den it will be a goal kick. If the opposing team hit or deflect the striker's ball and it went out, den it will be the attacker ball. It will be a corner kick.
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He was brazilian, it was about 2 seconds from kick off, he took a shot and it just went over the keepers finger tips.\n\nThe Fastest goal in World Cup History, was by the legendary Hakan Sukur in the 2002 World Cup, representing Turkey.
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For me its Lev Yashin who inspired USSR to win 1956 Olympics Gold and European Championships in 1960 \n\nFifa have an award called the Lev Yashin Trophy which is given to the best goalkeeper at each World Cup Finals. \n\n\nMentions also for Banks & Zoff who both won World Cups and despite his crazy antics Fabien Barthez who won World Cup & European Championships with France.
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This never happened.  I looked at several accounts of the England games in the 1982 World Cup and I never saw anything suggesting that this happened.  Peter Shilton was England's keeper in the World Cup that year and his online biography didn't include this event.\n\nIf he had scored such a goal, it would have been on the "England's 50 Greatest Goals" list:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/England's_50_Greatest_Goals\n\nOther sources:\n\nhttp://web.ukonline.co.uk/ic.ic/worldcup82a.html\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Shilton
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I would say the Top 5 goalkeepers who impressed me the most were...\n\n1 Kingson (Ghana)\n2 Zuberbuehler (Switzerland)\n3 Yoshikatsu (Japan)\n4 Cech (Czech)\n5 Mirzapour (Iran)
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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.
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A penalty kick is a type of free kick in association football (soccer), taken from twelve yards (eleven metres) out from goal and with only the goalkeeper of the defending team between the penalty taker and the goal.\n\nA penalty kick is performed during normal play. \n\nA penalty kick may be awarded when a defending player commits a foul punishable by a direct free kick (a so-called penal foul) against an opponent, within their own penalty area (commonly known as "the box", "18 yard box" or "16 metre box"). Note that it is the location of the offence — and not the position of the ball — that defines whether a foul is punishable by a penalty kick or direct free kick, provided the ball is in play.\n\nThe penalty kick is taken from the penalty mark, which is a midline spot 12 yards (11 metres) from the goal. The penalty kick taker must be clearly identified to the referee.\n\n \nAll players other than the defending goalkeeper and the penalty taker must be outside the penalty area, behind the penalty mark, and at least ten yards from the ball (outside the penalty arc) until the ball is kicked. The goalkeeper must remain between the goalposts on the goal-line facing the ball until the ball is kicked, but may move from side to side along the goal-line.\n\nAfter the referee signals for the kick to be taken, the kicker must kick the ball in a forward direction (not necessarily at the goal, however this is almost always the case). The ball is in play once it has been kicked and moved, and from this point other players may enter the penalty area and play continues as normal, however most often a goal has already been scored.
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Probably the longest can be considered the ones done by goalkeepers and reach the other goal. Some goalkeepers have scored a goal in this way. Not in this world cup.