Former Sheffield United chairman Kevin McCabe has been told to stay away from Bramall Lane.
The Daily Mail says McCabe has been told he will not be welcome at Bramall Lane if he fights the High Court ruling which awards full control of the club to his co-owner Prince Abdullah.
McCabe, who has been on the board for more than 25 years, with many served as chairman, was left devastated by the judgement handed down on Monday.
Others with the Blades close to their hearts were also shaken, including legend Tony Currie, who was in tears as he confirmed he would step down from the board with immediate effect and voiced his fears about the new leadership.
"It is a sad day," said Currie. "Over the past 25 years Kevin McCabe has transformed the club. We are in the Premier League with a brilliant manager and an academy that is producing players for England and one of the best stadiums in the country.
"All of that is down to Kevin. I'm sad for him and sad for myself and I'm sad for the Sheffield United supporters."
