The referee determines if a player's swing with a stick at an opponent is legal or illegal based on the rules of the game, specifically looking at factors such as intent, force, and contact location.
Not illegal as such, but you will be cautioned by the referee
The referee should reprimand them
When a player makes an illegal move in chess, the opponent can choose to either accept the move or ask the player to make a legal move. If the illegal move is accepted, the game continues. If the opponent requests a legal move, the player must make a legal move instead. In some cases, making an illegal move can result in a penalty, such as losing the game or having to make a different move.
It's not a soccer question, but the answer is a coat hanger! In American Football it is called 'clothes lining' the opponent.
The referee has the right to smack that player in the face
There are seven offenses that result in a direct free kick if done in a manner the referee believes was careless, reckless, or using excessive force: kicking or attempting to kick an opponent tripping or attempting to trip an opponent jumping at an opponent charging an opponent striking or attempting to strike an opponent pushing an opponent tackling an opponent There are three more offenses that result in a direct free kick if any player does them, regardless of carelessness, etc.: holding an opponent spitting at an opponent handling the ball deliberately (except the goalkeeper in his or her own penalty area)
Yes, the player received a red card from the referee during the match.
If a player kicks an opponent in soccer, the correct restart is typically a direct free kick awarded to the opposing team from the spot of the foul. If the foul occurs inside the penalty area, a penalty kick is awarded to the opposing team. The referee may also issue a yellow or red card to the offending player depending on the severity of the foul.
Personal contact against the body of an opponent by a player with the ball is called "charging." This occurs when the player with the ball makes illegal contact with a defender who has established position. Charging results in a turnover, giving possession of the ball to the opposing team.
if the referee tells the player stop the player should do what the referee says
There is no official time in the rules. However, if a referee decides that a player is deliberately taking time (perhaps to unsettle his opponent) he can warn the offending player for ungentlemanly conduct.
Yes, because the player can either be asked to move back and do so, or stay there and not listen to the referee. If the player does not listen to the referee he/she wil be cautioned.