thumbnail Hello,  Sullivan told The Daily Mail he was threatened
by an unnamed player's representative and has called for the FA
to impose a cap on the earnings that agents can make from
transfers.   Agents’ roles in modern football has been the
subject of heavy debate in recent times, with QPR manager Harry
Redknapp likening their behavior to “gang warfare.” Sullivan has
revealed the lengths some agents are prepared to go to to secure
a deal, comparing them to “scavengers.”  "In this window, I have
had an agent threaten me and threaten one of our West Ham
players with physical violence, because he thought he was being
cut out of a deal,” Sullivan told The Daily Mail. "I heard of
three or four agents trying to jump in on other deals. Some of
these people are like scavengers.   Sullivan went on to agree
with Redknapp’s comments and called for the Football Association
to cap the astronomic amounts of commission that are now
commonplace for agents during transfer negotiations.  "Harry
Redknapp was right: it feel