Former West Ham United co-chairman David Sullivan has attended their Carabao Cup match against Portsmouth. He was advised to stay away due to safeguarding concerns. Sullivan resigned from his position as co-chairman in June after allegations of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour were made against him.
David Sullivan attends West Ham game despite advice
UKPulse Sport DeskFormer West Ham co-chairman David Sullivan has attended the Carabao Cup match against Portsmouth, despite being advised to stay away due to safeguarding concerns.
- David Sullivan attended the Carabao Cup match against Portsmouth
- He was advised to stay away due to safeguarding concerns
- Sullivan resigned as co-chairman in June due to allegations of sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour
Why this matters: The attendance of David Sullivan at the match raises concerns about the club's handling of safeguarding issues.
What this means for you: If you are a West Ham fan, you may be concerned about the club's handling of safeguarding issues.