West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan has been advised by the stadium’s landlords to refrain from attending the team’s home matches. The recommendation stems from concerns regarding potential unrest amongst supporters. While the specific reasons for the advice haven't been detailed, it’s understood to relate to fan dissatisfaction. Sullivan, known as the “King of porn” due to his previous business ventures, has been a controversial figure among some West Ham fans. This advice from the landlords aims to mitigate potential disruptions during home games. The situation highlights ongoing tensions between the club’s ownership and sections of its fanbase, prompting a security-focused response. Further details are available at RT.com.