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Final question, what you do if the free kick from the tee went to touch?

The intention to kick can be communicated to the referee or signalled by the arrival of the kicking tee or sand, or when the player makes a mark on the ground. Oh Geez, Now we have to discuss the definition arrival of the kicking tee. When does the kicking tee officially arrive at kick? A...

Dickie e., Biking, others, What would you do if at free kick, kicker tees it up, and kicks for posts? What would you say to Captains after kick, if questioned? Just for transparency, I would tell the the kicker or Captain the my same response if it were a punt or dropy.

I'm not sure what exactly you are saying, but players my certainly change type of kick. If ball is placed and there are no indications of intent for goal a player may pick it up and punt or drop for touch. And expect throw in at l/o.

ok, now another question. Based on the information you gave me (and I would not have pieced that together as well), Can a kicking tee be used on a free - kick taken as a place kick?

oh I just figured your response. Can be is not must be. "Can be" is in lieu of player not saying or signaling a kick at goal.. When a player makes a mark becomes fact as another form of communicating. This would come in handy if I were referring a team that spoke a different language.

what law covers use of tee or permission to use tee or kicking aids?

My interpretation is that, is indicating to ref intention to kick at goal. He must kick at goal. I could ask his intentions, but he is not obliged to answer. And he could fib. No law against fibbing to ref. If he does not kick at goal, then I have to follow law based on outcome of kick.

No need to ask, If the team indicates to the referee the intention to kick at goal, they must kick at goal. The intention to kick can be communicated to the referee or signalled by the arrival of the kicking tee or sand, or when the player makes a mark on the ground.

his/her?, you forgot they

Simply placing the ball on the ground is not an indication of shot at goal. It would be practical to have it as such, but it is not in the scoring law. A ball could be place either vertically or with the long axis of the ball horizontally. For a place kick at goal, the law requires sand...

How is follr meant to be typed? Oh, floor (my edit). See my next post , Yes off the floor is a place kick, but I give 2 examples in next post where it does not have to be a goal kick.

what would the scrum be for?

My fault. i was referring to your first sentence . "No you can only place kick for goal." a team on their 22 or further away, could tee the ball up (with no hope of making a goal) and kick the ball towards the opponents goal line. the law does not prevent that. Not good tactically,

I disagree, a place kick can remain of fop and play can continue. the only ban is that it cannot go to touch. I would also argue touch in goal and over dbl is also okay.

Good point. The clarification has only different paragraph and line numbers when compared to current. Calrification could still apply

I did not write this . It is from clarifications on Laws Of The Game. IMO Clarification 2 of 06 is N/A The laws of rugby were restructured and simplified for the 2018 law book. Clarifications issued up to the end of 2017 reference the law structure at that time. Clarifications issued from...

The law allows a place kick, that kick just can't go to touch. If ball goes to touch from place kick, go to sanction The Sanction is listed, somewhat hidden and not obviously apparent, below 20.11.

Place kick goes to touch, results in scrum at the mark to non-offending.

oh. I didn't know that. Can striking with knee occur at FK or grubber or pop kick?