GoalKeeper (Goalie)
Soccer is played with your any part of your body except the hands. The only person that can use there hands is a goalkeeper.
During active play only the goalkeeper can use his hands. Out of active play anyone.
It is where you have 11 players on 2 teams (1 goalkeeper on each team), and you have to try and kick the ball into the goal. Only the goalkeeper can touch the ball with his hand. After 90 minutes the team with the most goals wins.
On a team there is only one goalkeeper on the pitch at one time. On a matchday squad there would usually be a substitute goalkeeper on the bench. At a football club there would usually be three goalkeepers or so.
The Laws of the Game define one (and only one) position: the Goalkeeper. Many coaches will say that there are no positions in soccer, because the players are not limited to only certain parts of the playing field; 'positions' are just strategical guidelines.
The likely answer relates to the position of the goalkeeper. A goalkeeper with quick instincts who can pull off point blank saves could be said to reflect like a cat. The most famous example of this is Lev Yashin who was a goalkeeper for Russia and Dynamo Moscow between 1950 and 1970. He is thought by many to be the greatest goalkeeper to ever play the game and is the only goalkeeper to have won the much coveted European Footballer of the year in 1963.
The only football/soccer player who will wear a hat is the goalkeeper. This is because the sun is in their eyes. No other player on the pitch would wear a hat as they wouldn't be able to head the ball properly.
Rogério Ceni of Brazil/São Paulo scored 103 goals in his career. He scored 55 free kicks (the record for a goalkeeper) and 46 penalties (a record for a goalkeeper). José Luis Chilavert is the second goalkeeper to score the most goals with 62 goals he scored a record 8 international goalkeeper goals and is the only keeper to scor a hat trick.
Brazilians play in the beach. But, mainly in park.
A goalkeeper is one of the most important players in the soccer team.His job is to prevent the other team from scoring. Whether the goalkeeper punches the ball, catches it, or kicks it, as long as the ball does not go past the line, no point is scored.The goalkeeper is also the leader of the team's defence. He is able to see the entire field and can instruct his teammates. The keeper can organize his team and have them pull up or stay back if needed. He can control the tempo of the game (hold the ball longer, get rid of it quicker, etc.).The goalkeeper should have really good eye-hand coordination, not be afraid of the ball, and be willing to basically "sacrifice" his body for his team by diving in front of attackers who will purposefully knock into the keeper to score.See the link below for more information:http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/goalkeeper-defending-the-soccer-goal.htmlA Goalkeeper Guide link:http://www.soccer-training-guide.com/soccer-goalie.html
Yes. The only times other players aren't permitted in the penalty box are on the goalkeeper's goal kicks and on penalty kicks.