West Ham co-owner David Sullivan has told supporters their protests and chants against him will achieve 'nothing' — while pleading for unity at the troubled club.
The Hammers are three points off the Premier League relegation zone and Sullivan fears a 'disappointing' campaign could soon turn 'disastrous'.
Fans sang 'sack the board' and unveiled banners calling for Sullivan, co-owner David Gold and vice-chairman Karren Brady to leave the club at Brighton on Saturday.
But Sullivan, who also confirmed a failed £25million January bid to sign Stoke City midfielder Joe Allen, says their protests are pointless.