Former West Ham co-chair Sullivan attends home game despite advice not to
Summary
David Sullivan, who stepped down as West Ham United co-chair in June amid serious allegations, attended a Carabao Cup match despite advice to stay away. Sullivan remains the largest shareholder in the club, which recently played its first game since these allegations became public.Key Facts
- David Sullivan resigned as co-chairman of West Ham United in June.
- He stepped down after seven women accused him of sexually exploitative and predatory behavior, which he denies.
- The Carabao Cup match against Portsmouth was West Ham’s first game since these allegations came out.
- A joint investigation revealed Sullivan has been banned from contacting the club’s women’s and youth teams for three years due to safeguarding concerns.
- Sullivan still owns 38.8% of West Ham, making him the largest shareholder.
- London Stadium recommended that Sullivan avoid attending the game because of potential fan unrest.
- Sullivan attended the match anyway, and no major issues were reported inside the stadium before or after kickoff.
- This is West Ham’s first participation in the EFL Cup opening round in 15 years, following their relegation from the Premier League last season.
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