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So for future reference it seems I was correct in decision but I did fail to caution. It just threw me a bit when the side I awarded to were supporting the opposition.

Sounds like myself and the players were wrong then, me for awarding the idfk and them for thinking it was ok for the keeper to then play out from his hands.

So the keeper passes out with his feet, straight to defender who immediately flicks it up and headers back to keepers hands.

It was from a goal kick, I didn't realise that it should just be a retake, I thought it was 'circumventing' the law whether in open play or not. The manager later admitted that some refs have previously allowed it and some have not.

Hi all, Just back from a game where with a few mins remaining, the gk plays the ball to a defender inside the box who then flicks it up and headers it back to the gk who catches it and proceeds to kick it out from his hands. I blow for an idfk in the box explaining you cannot do that as it's...