West Ham owner David Sullivan is reportedly set to defy orders to stay away from the club’s London Stadium amid fears of fan unrest following allegations of sexual misconduct.
Sullivan, 77, was the subject of a BBC Panorama and The Times investigation earlier this year, which alleged sexually exploitative and predatory behaviour by the Hammers owner against seven women.
Sullivan denies any wrongdoing.
West Ham play their home matches at the London Stadium and the BBC reports that venue bosses had ‘recommended’ to the club that Sullivan does not attend home matches over concerns of fan unrest.
The stadium has also reportedly asked for
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