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West Ham co-owner Sullivan denies misconduct claims as regulator probes

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West Ham co-owner David Sullivan denies sexual misconduct allegations as the Independent Football Regulator investigates his suitability. Read more on the Read More: https://punchng.com/west-ham-co-owner-sullivan-denies-misconduct-claims-as-regulator-probes/

West Ham co-owner Sullivan denies misconduct claims as regulator probes

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