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Sullivan contact ban London Stadium - who own and operate the home of West Ham United - has raised concerns
London Stadium. On 7 June, Sullivan stood down as co-chair at the club saying he wanted to focus on fighting what he called "factually incorrect and entirely false, decades-old allegations concerning
Sullivan remained a prominent figure in the club, regularly appearing in the director's box for the men's team games at the London Stadium. He remains the club's largest shareholder, although he resigned
Sullivan and the other significant shareholder Daniel Kretinsky, the Czech businessman [who now also owns the Royal Mail](/news/articles/ckg93390808o). There are some players whose departures would seem obvious. Midfielder **Mateus Fernandes** has been looked
Stadium in 2016. Ironically, a reduction in the amount [West Ham](/sport/football/teams/west-ham-united) must pay to play at the 62,500 arena in Stratford - London Mayor Sadiq Khan estimates the saving
concerning allegations must be treated with the utmost seriousness and be investigated by the relevant authorities, with victims given the support they need.” Speaking Saturday before the allegations were made public, Sullivan said he “categorically