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Henry Winter

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Henry Winter's Goal Posts

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By Henry Winter
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So you want a revolution? A French team won the Champions League final but it could be the English one that surprisingly launches a revolution. Even though Arsenal lost the Champions League final to Paris St-Germain, the quality of their defending so impressed Uefa, the governing body of European football, that it is to consider “prioritising defending in youth development”. Desire Doue.
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Henry Winter's Goal Posts

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By Henry Winter
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The simplest of banners at Stamford Bridge pays eloquent testimony to Bobby Tambling, the great Chelsea goalscorer. “Tambling 202”. It says it all – the name and the goals, a record which stood for almost half a century until broken by Frank Lampard in 2013. The words on the Shed Wall dedicated to club legends reflected Tambling’s love for Chelsea and t…
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New 2026 ICC Rules of Arbitration: what’s changed and what it means

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By Thomas Snider, Henry Winter, Remo Wagner, Luca Beffa
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The ICC has published revised Rules of Arbitration, which entered into force on 1 June 2026, introducing targeted amendments to improve efficiency, clarity, and case management, while preserving the flexibility and procedural integrity that underpin ICC arbitration. The revisions respond to the continued evolution of arbitration practice and increasing user expectations around efficiency, cost control, and transparency.
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