Chelsea fans condemn 'unethical' ticket resale site - which club chairman invests in

Chelsea fans criticise 'unethical' ticket resale platform - which club chairman invests in

Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly has been accused of having a "conflict of interest" by investing in an American ticket resale company that is "unauthorised" by the club.

Chelsea football fans are demanding action, after it's emerged their chairman's an investor in a controversial ticket resale website.

Todd Boehly has a stake in Vivid Seats, which the Premier League lists as "unauthorised”. We have found sellers on the site were offering tickets for one match for twice the cost of a season ticket. These supporters at Stamford Bridge are frustrated. https://audioboom.com/posts/8708072-chelsea-tickets-and-vivid-seats Vivid says sellers on its website set ticket prices - and that it doesn't make

Chelsea Fans Criticise 'unethical' Ticket Resale Platform - Which Club Chairman Invests In - Great Yorkshire Radio

Amid growing fan fury, Sky News was able to access the Vivid Seats platform on different devices last week from London – and saw tickets for the visit of Liverpool on 4 May, priced by Chelsea at a maximum of £80, being sold for between £537 and £2,666. Some tickets were listed as being sold by traders. Chelsea’s official website appeared to show no availability for this premium fixture, with the Blues battling for Champions League qualification …