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Post by fatdev33l on Apr 23, 2013 13:12:25 GMT 10
I recently sat the FFA Level 2 course and one of the questions in the exam was:
Red player number 9 is injured and requires treatment following a collision with red number 3. What is the procedure?
I luckily got this right however would like to see everyone else thoughts.
Can anyone also tell me if they would do something different if the two players were injured in seperate incidents?
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Post by pj on Apr 24, 2013 16:50:48 GMT 10
For the first one, stop play (assuming serious), if not wait till natural break. Have players evaluated. If serious remove player. If not serious they can stay on field (even if trainer came on). Restart with natural restart or if play was stopped, a drop ball.
The second one I'm unsure but would assume the same as the Law is silent on the player location. It just mentions 2 players of same team.
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Post by fatdev33l on Apr 26, 2013 16:46:36 GMT 10
Ok PJ, the correct answers are: 1) You are correct. The only difference being if they need immediate treatment rather than if the referee considers it serious.
2) The players are viewed as being injured in separate incidents. Therefore if serious you stop play, otherwise allow for play to continue until the ball is out of play. Check if players need attention, call for medical assistance. Both players must then leave the field of play regardless of the seriousness of the injury if they received medical treatment/assistance. Restart play as per the LOTG (either drop ball or natural restart). Players may re-enter as per LOTG when the referee approves.
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Post by JD on Apr 26, 2013 23:55:26 GMT 10
Let me have a go before I read your answers...
If they collide and need treatment, then you stop play as there is an exception to the normal play on rules for this I believe.
The separate incident I do not think you must stop unless one is serious.
OK, read your answer...yep..correct enough...
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