David Sullivan told to avoid West Ham’s London Stadium amid unrest fears, reports say

David Sullivan, co-owner of West Ham United, is reportedly being advised to avoid attending the club’s London Stadium matches amid concerns about potential fan unrest. The reported advice follows renewed attention on Sullivan after a BBC Panorama investigation and a separate report by The Times earlier this year. Those investigations alleged that Sullivan engaged in sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour. The current reports focus on expected reactions from supporters following the publicity surrounding the allegations, rather than on any new legal or disciplinary actions. Neither the reports provided new substantiated details of wrongdoing beyond referring to the earlier investigations. West Ham’s ownership involvement and the club’s matchday atmosphere are presented as the main factors behind the reported recommendation, with the concerns centered on the possibility of demonstrations or disruptive behaviour by fans. The reports do not specify whether any formal security measures were changed or whether Sullivan has confirmed any plan to stay away from games.