FIFA’s Agent Exam – fit for purpose? My personal experience.
Link to Jonathan Booker’s original LinkedIn post “Due process matters. In regulation, process is not a side issue – it’s […]
Link to Jonathan Booker’s original LinkedIn post “Due process matters. In regulation, process is not a side issue – it’s […]
I was honoured to co-author the England chapter for a major new book on football law. The book is titled Contractual
We’re pleased to confirm that Jonson Clarke-Harris, formerly of Rotherham United, has signed a two-year deal with Turkish club Pendikspor, competing in
“You must remember this, a kiss is just a kiss…”— As Time Goes By, Casablanca (1942) With apologies to Casablanca, for most of
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve had the privilege of mediating two very different disputes. One resolved with a
19 June 2025 – Manchester Muiris Lyons, founder of Muiris Lyons Legal Ltd, has been appointed to The Football Association’s
Issue: Appeal Arbitration Type: Anti-Doping Tribunal: Christopher Quinlan KC, Moe Sbihi, Professor Dorian Haskard Decision date: 04/01/2025 Outcome: 4 years
The Athlete, the Supplement, and the Sanction: Lessons from the Joshua Lynch Case
My protein shake this morning contained frozen raspberries, greek yogurt, soya milk and and a very well-known brand of whey protein powder (it was delicious). It did not contain as far as I am aware any substances banned by WADA. Rugby League player Joshua Lynch was not so fortunate. His case is a good illustration of the fact that in doping cases the key issue is often not just what’s taken, but how it got there.
Introduction Mediation is often described as the ideal solution for sports disputes. It offers a faster, more cost-effective, and confidential
I was recently instructed as a consultant by Nordwand Law LLC in Bern to work with Swiss sports lawyer Sridar