When is there a right to replay a football match? FIFA, UEFA and The FA laws on fielding an ineligible player
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Grahame Anderson
Grahame is a barrister at Littleton Chambers and a member of Littleton’s Sports Law Group. In addition to sports law, he specialises in employment and commercial work.
Grahame is a barrister at Littleton Chambers and a member of Littleton’s Sports Law Group. In addition to sports law, he specialises in employment and commercial work. His recent sports practice has included advising and representing in selection-for-funding disputes, advising on football contractual matters and on the impact of the new FIFA Working with Intermediaries Regulations.
Grahame gives regular talks on sports law issues, in-house to solicitors, and to leading sports-related organisations. He writes and tweets frequently in the area.
A life-long Newcastle United fan, Grahame is nothing if not an optimist.
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