West Ham co-owner advised to avoid home matches amid misconduct allegations

In a related development, David Sullivan, who is a co-owner of West Ham United, has received advice to refrain from attending the club's home matches. This recommendation comes from the operator of the London Stadium, who cited concerns about potential fan unrest. The unrest is linked to allegations of sexual misconduct made against Sullivan. Despite this advice, reports suggest that the club anticipates Sullivan will not comply with the request to stay away from games.

The situation involving Livesey points to potential issues stemming from his past work at Sport newspapers, which were owned by David Sullivan. The BBC's decision to part ways with Livesey follows these allegations. Separately, the safety and security considerations at the London Stadium have led to advice for Sullivan to avoid attending matches, highlighting the sensitive nature of the current allegations against him and the potential for strong reactions from the fanbase.