West Ham co-owner David Sullivan has been advised not to attend the club’s home matches at London Stadium because of concerns about potential unrest among supporters.
The recommendation has been made by London Stadium, which hosts West Ham’s home fixtures. The advice follows fears that fan tensions could rise in the wake of sexual misconduct claims.
Sullivan is one of the club’s co-owners, and the guidance relates specifically to his attendance at home games. The source material does not state whether he has accepted the recommendation or whether any specific fixture has prompted the warning.
No further details were provided in the supplied material about the nature of the claims, any formal process connected to them, or any direct response from Sullivan, West Ham United or London Stadium beyond the recommendation that he stay away.
The latest known position is that London Stadium has advised Sullivan to avoid home matches because of concerns about possible supporter unrest.
