West Ham co-owner David Sullivan was very unhappy with Karren Brady after she aired her opinion that this Premier League season should be declared null and void in her weekly Sun column, as reported by the Daily Mail.
Hammers vice-chairman Brady often shares her somewhat controversial views and opinions when writing her regular column for the British tabloid.
Last week, she wrote in the Sun that this Premier League campaign should be cancelled, scrapped and rendered null and void:
“Sorry Liverpool but the Premier League has to be declared null and void if players can’t play again. The thought that everyone will be in and out of isolation and fit to play on April 4 seems so unlikely. So what if the league cannot be finished? The only fair and reasonable thing to do is declare the whole season null and void. A huge blow to Liverpool who might be robbed of their first title in 30 years. This will be discussed between the PL and the clubs next week at an emergency meeting.”
These comments infuriated pretty much every supporter in the game, including the vast majority of West Ham fans.
It seems as though during the last few years, the Hammers’ name keeps getting dragged through the mud, time and time again.
Another embarrassing moment for West Ham
And Brady’s recent column was the latest example of that. David Sullivan and David Gold have also made some terrible decisions along the way as far as PR for the club goes.
According to the Daily Mail, however, the 71-year-old West Ham co-owner was very unhappy with Brady’s comments in the Sun.
During the recent Premier League meeting, it has been decided that the season will be finished, whatever happens and whenever that ends up being.
So Brady was obviously not in the majority.
And it seems as though her outspoken nature has caused somewhat of a rift between her and one of the West Ham owners.
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