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Karren Brady told fans there was ‘no investigation involving West Ham’ despite David Sullivan’s FA suspension
- Brady told fan groups there was no investigation involving West Ham despite Sullivan’s FA suspension.
- Sullivan said the suspension was a negotiated, temporary measure with the FA and not tied to his football duties.
- The FAB said the club informed them there was no West Ham investigation and would reflect that in replies to supporters.
- Brady left West Ham in April, during a relegation battle, after years of association with Sullivan.
- The FA’s safeguarding inquiry began in 2023, with unnamed individuals possibly posing harm to children and adults in football.
- Sullivan criticized reports alleging a 'disciplinary ban' and described it as inaccurate and unrelated to his club duties.
- Sullivan claimed the suspension had little practical impact as he did not interact with women's or youth teams.
- Brady’s departure followed increased scrutiny as West Ham confronted potential safeguarding and governance questions.
- Sponsors and regulators pressed for clarity on ownership and suitability under the new ODSE regime.
- The article notes broader media and political scrutiny, including comments from UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy.
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