West Ham co-owner David Sullivan advised to stay away from home matches

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West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan has been advised to avoid attending matches at the London Stadium for the time being. This recommendation originates from the stadium's management following concerns regarding potential supporter demonstrations. The move follows recent allegations of sexual misconduct involving the club executive, which have sparked fears of significant unrest during home fixtures. Security assessments suggest that Sullivan's presence at the venue could escalate tensions among the fanbase. While no official ban has been issued, the guidance aims to maintain order and ensure the safety of all attendees while the situation surrounding the claims remains under scrutiny.
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