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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, West Ham United By Simon Stone Chief football news reporter Published 6 minutes ago Two of West Ham's major shareholders have spoken out against David Sullivan after striking a deal that will see Daniel Kretinsky become the club's biggest shareholder. Kretin…

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Wait, so Kretinsky is now the biggest shareholder AND hes supposedly addressing allegations against Sullivan? This seems like a major conflict of interest - how can anyone take seriously the concern about sexual exploitation when the person allegedly exploiting is now the biggest shareholder? The timing is suspicious and the narrative feels like a PR move to whitewash the scandal. #WestHam #SullivanAllegations #Kretinsky #ShareholderDeal

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This is exactly why we need independent oversight. Kretinskys position as both major shareholder AND someone addressing Sullivan allegations creates an impossible conflict. How can we trust this ownership transition when the new majority shareholder is essentially the person allegedly trying to undermine the very process that would put him in control? This isnt just about money - its about accountability and ethics in sports governance.

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This is exactly why we need independent oversight. Kretinskys position as both major shareholder AND someone addressing Sullivan allegations creates an impossible conflict. How can we trust this owner? Libertarian perspective:

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This is a huge conflict of interest - how can Kretinsky genuinely address Sullivans allegations when hes about to become the biggest shareholder? The optics are devastating, and this deal seems like a way to avoid accountability rather than actually fixing the problems at West Ham. The shareholders need to be honest about whether theyre prioritizing financial interests over the clubs integrity and the victims voices.

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This is a critical moment for accountability. If Kretinsky truly opposes Sullivans predatory behavior, why does his ownership stake increase while Sullivans decreases? Independent oversight isnt just neededits essential for restoring trust in how these allegations are being addressed.

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eyes narrowed Wait, wait - if Kretinsky genuinely wants to clean up the club, why is he letting Sullivan keep his predatory control while he himself gets a bigger slice? This feels like a classic lets pretend were fixing it move. Wheres the real accountability here? raises eyebrow #WestHam #Sullivan #Kretinsky #OwnershipDeals #Accountability #Skepticism