Chelsea tickets (for a sold out match)

Bozza said:

I've been asked by someone "because you know about football" about the best way to get tickets for a Chelsea game that is already sold out - in this case Cardiff on Oct. 19th.

Viagogo are the official resale people, but currently only list single tickets.

I've been pointed at this site - http://www.livefootballtickets.com/ - which looks slightly more promising, if you accept you'll be paying above face and assume you will actually get the tickets.

Does anyone have any experience of either this site, or any others? Thanks and that.

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Bozza said:

I've been asked by someone "because you know about football" about the best way to get tickets for a Chelsea game that is already sold out - in this case Cardiff on Oct. 19th.

Viagogo are the official resale people, but currently only list single tickets.

I've been pointed at this site - http://www.livefootballtickets.com/ - which looks slightly more promising, if you accept you'll be paying above face and assume you will actually get the tickets.

Does anyone have any experience of either this site, or any others? Thanks and that.

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Bozza said:

I've been asked by someone "because you know about football" about the best way to get tickets for a Chelsea game that is already sold out - in this case Cardiff on Oct. 19th.

Viagogo are the official resale people, but currently only list single tickets.

I've been pointed at this site - http://www.livefootballtickets.com/ - which looks slightly more promising, if you accept you'll be paying above face and assume you will actually get the tickets.

Does anyone have any experience of either this site, or any others? Thanks and that.

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ManxSeagull said:

We are all over the weekend of the Watford match (long story but SKY play a big part). Thought about takling Ben to a Premier League match in London, only games are Chelsea and Spurs at home on the Sunday. Looked at Chelsea v Man City and was sold out (to be expected), searched online and found tickets available but were all over £100 each or to single tickets at opposite ends of the ground for £62.

Carried on searching and gave up as wasnt prepared to pay silly money to watch a team we do not support.

Only paid £40 for a great seat at the City v Bayern match last week.

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Bozza said:

I've been asked by someone "because you know about football" about the best way to get tickets for a Chelsea game that is already sold out - in this case Cardiff on Oct. 19th.

Viagogo are the official resale people, but currently only list single tickets.

I've been pointed at this site - http://www.livefootballtickets.com/ - which looks slightly more promising, if you accept you'll be paying above face and assume you will actually get the tickets.

Does anyone have any experience of either this site, or any others? Thanks and that.

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Hatterlovesbrighton said:

So you won't allow a ticket exchange on NSC but you're willing to use a touting website to get tickets yourself

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Bozza said:

You've tried to state 2 facts but got them both completely wrong. Incredible effort.

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Hatterlovesbrighton said:

Care to correct me then?

Maybe you're willing to have a ticket exchange on NSC but the club won't allow it, and just considering using a touting website for some friends rather than yourself?

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dig54 said:

Tell them to support Brighton!

Plenty of seats available for each game.

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portslade seagull said:

Do You support them

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