How do they get the goalposts out of the stadium?
929374
Good question.  I never thought of it before.  I wonder if the goalposts are welded together after the pieces are taken into the stadium.  If they are, I am guessing that the goalposts would have to be torn apart to get them out and rewelded once they were outside.
336651
Go the game, they have booths.
733060
Tey need a new stadium.  I know a lot of players don't like going there
1111224
stuff them up the cat hole or butthole and then have someone pull them out
905432
Goals\n\nGoals must be placed on the centre of each goal line. They consist of two upright posts equidistant from the corner fl agposts and joined at the top by a horizontal crossbar.\n\nThe distance between the posts is 7.32 m (8 yds) and the distance from the lower edge of the crossbar to the ground is 2.44 m (8 ft). Both goalposts and the crossbar have the same width and depth, which do not exceed 12 cm (5 ins).\n\nThe goal lines are the same width as that of the goalposts and the crossbar. Nets may be attached to the goals and the ground behind the goal, provided that they are properly supported and do not interfere with the goalkeeper.\n\nThe goalposts and crossbars must be white.\n\nSafety\n\nGoals must be anchored securely to the ground. Portable goals may only be used if they satisfy this requirement.
1101153
The ball is only "grounded" if it's in the end zone...if the ball is between the goal lines, its a live ball and either team can pick it up.  An onside kick is just shorter and the kicking team has a higher chance of getting the ball back
75584
The ball just has to break the plane of the end zone and the ball must be on the inside of the pylon when doing so.  The players entire body can be out of bounds so long as the ball basses through in bounds.  If a ball is caught by a player in mid air and he is pushed out of bounds while still in the air it is ruled an automatic completion because he wasnt givin a chance to put feet in bounds.  This rule applys to touchdowns as well as regular completions.
971305
no but you can watch them leaving from the stadium. I ' ve been there before the game with Milan at the semifinals last year. There where so many fans waiting for them outside and i can tell you that it was also exciting!!
1058167
That's because the grass is wet. This may come from the rain. Or i have heard, that they water the grass in the stadium till half an hour before the players come out, so that the grass doesn't dry out. \nThe grass becomes slippery, because it is cut very short and the player lose the grip, when water is between the grass and the shoe.
440086
Go climb a tree around the stadium. Get binocs.
1124259
No, the players from the other team cant, but the ones from the same team can. That is why in the corner, there is always a midfield or a forward in the second post.\n\nYou are also not allowed to touch the flags from the corners.
32939
you either:\n- get the worst seats in the stadium\n- find someone on craig's list who's selling them really cheap and doesn't know any better\n- try to win them off of some contest\nor\n- go to the game in the hopes that you'll score something then wait until 1/2 time to buy some from scalpers. should go down in price then. \n\nit's virtually impossible.
576662
in order for them to be out, they have to make contact with the ball.  it would just be a strike or a ball (depending on where the pitch is thrown)
1094066
It is too complicated to explain. You can have a look at the link below.\n\nIn brief. It is not allowed for a player of the opposite team to be near your goalpost unless he has the ball or he is "supervised" by your defender. \n\nThink of a hypothetical line that is parallel to the goal line and moves with your last defender (closer to your goalpost). An opponent should not pass this line unless he has the ball.The only other occasion he can pass it is when one of his teammates is throwing the ball to the open space so he can run and get it. This imaginary line is automatically canceled when the ball has passed it or it is between your last defender and your goalkeeper.\n\nA player can be in an offside position only in the opponents half of the field.\n\nIn this world cup a player can be on the other half of the field and not be in an offside position if he is not threatening the other team. This makes things more complicated. Most of the referees if a player is inactive on the other half of the field they say he is in an offside position the moment the ball is thrown over that imaginary line. They consider that in that moment is becoming active and he has not started behind the line to reach the ball so he is in offside.
77291
Use screens. Or use the give and go. Pass the ball, lose your defender, and get it back.
323433
they make adjustments to stop the other team
878322
If they need more yards, they usually just let the play clock run out that cause a delay of game penalty.. that moves them back!