David Sullivan attends West Ham match after stepping down as co-chair

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Last updated Aug 8, 2026

David Sullivan attends West Ham match after stepping down as co-chair
Summary

West Ham co-owner David Sullivan attended the Carabao Cup tie against Portsmouth, despite recommendations for him to stay away. Sullivan, who resigned as co-chair in June amid allegations of predatory behavior, remains the largest shareholder in West Ham. His attendance at the match is the first since the allegations surfaced, which West Ham faced alongside relegation to the Championship last season. The club had advised Sullivan to avoid home fixtures to manage safety and operational measures.

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  • Sullivan has a 38.8% stake in West Ham.
  • He faces a three-year ban from contact with women's and youth teams.
  • West Ham was relegated to the Championship last season.
  • Sullivan has denied all allegations against him.
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  • 2:16 PMYahoo SportsDavid Sullivan attends West Ham v Portsmouth after ignoring advice
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Sullivan resigned from his position of co-chair of the club in June but retains a stake

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