David Sullivan Resigns as West Ham Joint-Chair Amid False Allegations

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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.

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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.

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