West Ham expect former co-chair David Sullivan to attend Saturday's Carabao Cup tie against Portsmouth, despite stadium operators advising him to stay away following misconduct allegations.
West Ham Utd co-owner David Sullivan, facing allegations of sexual exploitation, is advised by London Stadium's administration to avoid attending home matches due to potential demonstrations and safety concerns.
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan advised to stay away from home matches after BBC Panorama and Times investigation into sexual misconduct allegations; London Stadium recommended he not attend due to fan unrest risk; Sullivan denies allegations and remains largest shareholder; club expects him to defy request; BBC Radio 5 Live presenter Tony Livesey left after allegations linking him to Sullivan.
BBC radio presenter Tony Livesey has left 5 Live following allegations concerning his previous role as editor-in-chief of David Sullivan’s Sport newspapers. A BBC Panorama investigation accused Sullivan of predatory behavior and questioned Livesey's involvement in arranging a meeting between an alleged victim and Sullivan.
Presenter Tony Livesey has left BBC Radio 5 Live after 16 years, following allegations against his former newspaper boss David Sullivan. Livesey had stepped back from his show in June and denies any role in the alleged incidents.
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Daniel Kretinsky is set to become West Ham's largest shareholder, increasing his stake to 43% by buying shares from the Gold family. This comes as co-owner David Sullivan faces allegations of abuse of power, with the Independent Football Regulator potentially forcing him to divest his shares. Kretinsky aims to inject capital to help the club return to the Premier League.
David Sullivan, West Ham's largest shareholder, faces allegations of sexual misconduct. A non-executive director of the football regulator, Tara Warren, will recuse herself from any inquiry due to her past links with the club, avoiding a conflict of interest.
Daniel Kretinsky and Vanessa Gold have expressed concern over allegations against West Ham shareholder David Sullivan, stating the board was unaware until recently. Kretinsky's stake will increase, making him the largest shareholder, while Sullivan denies the claims.
Baroness Brady's lawyers stated she knew West Ham co-owner David Sullivan was banned from contacting women's and youth teams due to safeguarding concerns. She defended continuing to work for him for three years, citing the "presumption of innocence" and denying hypocrisy despite her support for women's rights.
Baroness Brady was aware that West Ham co-owner David Sullivan was banned from contacting women's and youth teams due to safeguarding concerns. Her lawyers stated she continued working for him for three years based on the principle of "presumption of innocence" and denied hypocrisy despite her support for women's rights.
Tara Warren, a director at the Independent Football Regulator, will not participate in an inquiry into allegations against David Sullivan due to her past role at West Ham. Sullivan resigned as director and co-chair amid accusations of sexual misconduct.
London Stadium expressed concerns about not being informed of safeguarding restrictions placed on co-owner David Sullivan following allegations of sexual misconduct. The FA opened an investigation in 2023, leading to an agreement preventing Sullivan from one-on-one access to West Ham's youth and women's teams.
The Women's Super League and West Ham United women's team were reportedly unaware of restrictions placed on major shareholder David Sullivan's interaction with the team due to a safeguarding investigation opened in 2023. Seven women have accused the 77-year-old of predatory behavior, which he denies.
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan is under new police investigation following allegations of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has met with the FA and West Ham over safeguarding concerns, while a major sponsor expressed 'extreme concern'.
Essex Police are investigating new information about West Ham co-owner David Sullivan following a BBC Panorama and Times investigation into allegations of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour. Sullivan denies the claims.
West Ham shareholder David Sullivan resigned as director and co-chair after allegations of abusing power and preying on women for sex surfaced. He denies claims dating back to the 1980s and 90s, calling a safeguarding investigation a "negotiated and temporary agreement" related to an alleged 1981 event that "never happened".
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan has been banned from contacting the club's women's and youth teams for three years due to safeguarding concerns following an FA investigation into allegations of misconduct. Sullivan denies the claims, calling them "factually incorrect" and "decades-old".
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan faces allegations from seven women of sexual exploitation and predatory behavior dating back to the 1980s. The women, mostly young models seeking work at his newspapers, claim he pressured them for sex, offering career advancement in return. Sullivan denies the claims and resigned as joint chair of West Ham.
West Ham United co-chair David Sullivan is facing potential forced sale of his stake after allegations of sexual misconduct spanning decades. The new football regulator is investigating his suitability to own a club.
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan faces allegations of sexual misconduct from multiple women, prompting the Independent Football Regulator to seek urgent information on his suitability for the role.
West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan resigns as joint chairman amid historic allegations of improper conduct, which he denies, to avoid disrupting the club.
David Sullivan, 77, resigns as West Ham joint-chair and director to fight "false allegations" of personal conduct, denying all claims and threatening libel suits against the BBC and other outlets.
West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan resigns as joint chairman amid historic allegations of improper conduct, which he denies, to avoid disrupting the club.
