Furious retired armed forces veterans say they are being forced out of their homes by a controversial deal to redevelop Chelsea's Stamford Bridge stadium.
Military pensioners living next door to the ground in west London claim the Premier League club is prioritising money over their welfare - and accused the military charity housing them of 'selling out'.
Chelsea has agreed to purchase an area of land measuring 1.2 acres next to the stadium for £50m as part of its planned £2billion expansion from the Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation.
It will allow the club to increase capacity of Stamford Bridge to 60,000 from its current 41,000 seats.