07 Jun 2026 10:44:28
So now the dust is starting to settle. What now?

1.) 08 Jun 2026
08 Jun 2026 10:32:55
Greetings from Norway. Where I'm with some Norway Hammers,
The good news is (if it's true?) Sullivan's sons are not, and don't want to be involved with West Ham, that, for me, is more important than Sullivan resigning, so there's no continuity.

There's no question that Kretinsky would like someone to come and buy out Sullivan, otherwise he would have to buy him out.

You cannot have someone with large share holdings dictating the situation, and not be personally involved. That just doesn't work. No doubt the next few weeks will tell the story.

2.) 08 Jun 2026
08 Jun 2026 14:42:55
Pure speculation on my part, of course, but I suspect Kretinsky may have quietly played a blinder here by keeping his powder dry and watching and waiting as this season's events unfolded.

We have no way of knowing the actual true value of Sullivan's shares, but they must have been devalued significantly since relegation.



Kretinsky is nothing if not an astute businessman, and although he seems reticent about taking full control of the club, surely there must be an opportunity for him to average down Sullivan's shares?