Sullivan defiantly attends West Ham opener amid misconduct allegations

Despite advice to stay away, the 77-year-old co-owner took his seat at the London Stadium.

What happened. David Sullivan attended West Ham's first game of the season despite being advised to stay away after accusations of sexual misconduct, which he denies.

• Fan advisory board warned his presence would cause 'offence and upset'.
• He believes he is being 'bullied' by 'keyboard warriors'.
• Concerned about team's Championship season and lack of transfers.

“factually incorrect and entirely false”

— David Sullivan

Sullivan resigned as co-chair in June; investigation by BBC Panorama and Times alleged predatory behaviour.

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