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Independent Football Regulator

  • Independent Football Regulator hires head of legal from CMA

    January 6, 2025

    The incoming football regulator has appointed a head of legal as it steps up plans to begin its work in earnest in 2025. David Riley this week left his role as legal director of the Competition and Markets Authority to take up a role with the football body, where he will head up the legal [...]

  • Football regulator delay fears after Lords ask for 158 changes to bill

    November 20, 2024

    The prevaricating is also likely to mean hard-up clubs below the Premier League enduring a longer wait for an increase in financial distributions from the top flight.

  • Tories concerned about overreach in new Labour Football Governance Bill

    November 13, 2024

    The Conservatives issued a caution against potential overreach of the Independent Football Regulator on Wednesday as the Football Governance Bill returned to Westminster. Initially introduced into the House of Commons by the Tories, the second reading of an altered bill was introduced in the Lords on Wednesday by the Labour government. But in the opposition’s [...]

  • Ahead of the Game: Reading FC hero emerges as potential saviour

    November 13, 2024

    Also in Ahead of the Game: Mendy's record payout; Badenoch to oppose football regulator; ICC chief to stay on.

  • Ed Warner: Chair the football regulator? No thanks, not even for £130k

    November 7, 2024

    The job ad for the chair is being circulated widely by opponents of the concept of a regulator in the hope that a moderate rather than a zealot will land the role.

  • Football Governance Bill: What do lawyers think about changes?

    October 25, 2024

    On Thursday the government reintroduced the Football Governance Bill, in what they describe as a “strengthening” of the previous attempt. Among the changes was a drop of the requirement to take note of UK foreign policy, and a development to include fans in plans to hike ticket prices and relocate stadiums. But what do top [...]

  • Government bows to Uefa pressure over Football Regulator foreign policy veto

    October 23, 2024

    The requirement for the incoming Football Regulator to consider government foreign policy in club takeovers has been dropped from the new Football Governance Bill, which will be reintroduced to Westminster today. The Bill, formulated under the previous government but not ratified in time for the election, will enter the House of Lords today in a [...]

  • Why Tottenham Hotspur have been named the best-run football club in England

    August 22, 2024

    Spurs saw off Manchester United, Cambridge United, Brentford and Norwich City to top the Index.

  • Football Regulator: Lawyers react to Kings Speech pledge

    July 19, 2024

    On Wednesday King Charles III’s King’s Speech – on behalf of the new Labour government – included a commitment to a football regulator. The Football Governance Bill fell to the wayside at the end of the last Parliament after a snap General Election was called by then Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. But Wednesday’s confirmation relating [...]

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