is it true that water polo goals are differant sizes?
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Yes, unless there is no shallow end, which is the ideal, in which case, both goals are the same size.\n\nTo proofread:\n\nThe horses don't need snorkles if they use scuba tanks :)
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same reason why men have different sizes of p.e.n.i.s
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Size of the players.  In the early part of the twentieth century too many people were killed so they kept adding padding and added passing.\n\nThe style of play is different too.
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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.
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4 Years Varsity in High School\n\n2 Years so far in College.\n\nHasn't gotten any easier. I have played many many sports on a team and water polo is by far the hardest. Never gets its credit.
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well, in my first year, i shot low, like goal shots, my coach put a goal in front of my face and made me pass to him above the goal, it worked! it was to same case with catching. also, compete withur friend for scooping, have your coach throw the ball out, and whoever scoops it first doesn't have to take a lap.  hope i help!!
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Hello what about Waterpolo?
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All goals in Water Polo are 1 point.
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The pitch must be rectangular (obvious!) and have the following measures:\n\nLength: 90m ~ 120m (100 yds ~ 130 yds)\nWidth: 45m ~ 90m (50 yds ~ 100 yds)\n\n\nFor International Matches, the following measures regulation is used:\n\nLength: 100m ~ 110m (110 yds ~ 120 yds)\nWidth: 64m ~ 75m (70 yds ~ 80 yds)\n\n\nThe goal must be 7,32m wide (8 yds) and 2,44m tall (8 feet)
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They both involve two teams, a ball, and officials. And they're both very popular in some areas of the world. That's about all the similarities. Everything else is different.
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2 goals\n1 pitch\n1 ball\n22 players\n2 halfs\n1 referee\n2 linesmen\nno hands\n32 countries\n90mins\n1 Trophy\n\ngot it?
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Athletic Cup.  It is a lot bigger than the World Cup, if you catch my drift.
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size 5 is the standard in world football\n\n4 and below is used for kids and training
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be clear abt the sport u r asking abt
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Not necessarily. Diego Maradona couldn't be classified as small, as was the case with Belgium's greatest ever player, Jan Ceulamanns.\nBoth were outstanding in the 1986 World Cup in Mexico. \nHans Peter Briegel, the German defender was built like a bull and Karl Heinz Rummeinegge was probably bigger than Miroslav Klose.\n\nThere was less emphasis on speed then, so players then tended to be bigger. John Robertson of Scotland, was short and pudgy. He smoked a lot and could hardly sprint. But he was one Europe's best wingers!\nHe just needed 5 yards, his leg movements would bring the defender in one direction but the ball would go in the opposite. In that sloppy shuffle of his, he'd gain the 5 yards he needed to deliver his trademark inch perfect cross, for the centre-forward to plod into goal.\n\nWolfgang Overath of Hamburg, was instrumental in the 1982 WC Semi-final against France. He looked a wrestler more than a footballer.
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goal difference or goal differential\n\ntaken into account when teams are tied on points.
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You'd have to make the goals smaller or the game would be pointless.  There'd have to be something to make it a challenge to score.  In basketball, for example, there's no goalie but the "goal" is ten feet in the air.