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New West Ham owner David Sullivan has a seven-year plan to get the Hammers into the Champions League after completing a takeover at Upton Park.

Lifelong Hammers fan Sullivan has taken control after acquiring 50% of the club in a deal which values the club at £105million with David Gold joining as joint chairman and Karren Brady becoming vice-chairman.

Former Birmingham City owner Sullivan, who reassured manager Gianfranco Zola that his job is safe, unveiled plans to transform the club from Premier League strugglers into an outfit capable of qualifying for the Champions League.

Sullivan also revealed that part of that plan would be a bid to persuade the government to let the Hammers move into the Olympic Stadium after London 2012.

"We have a seven-year plan to get them into the Champions League and turn them into a big club and over the seven-year period we do plan to spend a lot of money," Sullivan told Sky Sports News.

"The short-term plan is all about survival and getting behind the team."

It is also about getting behind the manager.

"Categorically he (Zola) is staying," said Sullivan. "We will be sitting down with him tonight to work on some transfer targets as we realise, as fans, that the team needs a few additions."

Sullivan stressed that taking over West Ham was the fulfilment of a lifelong football ambition.

"We've got the club that we've always wanted," he said. "We are West Ham fans and I don't think we would have bought West Ham if we hadn't been fans as, from a business point of view, it is in a serious mess.

"But we are deeply and passionately involved with West Ham. David was brought up opposite the West Ham ground.

"I was never popular with Birmingham fans because I admitted I was doing a job there to the best of my ability. West Ham is a club we've always wanted to own and we've come back.

"It is nice to get the club back in the hands of east Londoners and these are exciting times. We hope to persuade the government to let us move into the new Olympic Stadium and I believe the people of east London would support that move."

sportinglife.com

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