From Blue to Green

[IrishBlue2022]

I've been thinking about how we as a club can help meet the 2050 target for net zero. Should we be more green as a club?

For example Forest Green Rovers plans for a new stadium seem to be a step in the right direction. Link below:

Eco Park | WE ARE FGR

www.fgr.co.uk

Have we missed a trick with BMD to set another club first in terms of being green?

What else can we do to be more environmentally friendy? It may be the time for more drastic measures.

Some suggestions:

Recycling all players shirts to be reused for the next year.

Operate a bring your own reusable plastic cup policy for pints.

Request to only play daytime fixtures to reduce the need for floodlights.

Do away with player car parks and allocate bike stands only to encourage them to cycle to and from training and the stadium and allow extra days off for the longer away trip cycles.

Any other suggestions?

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Players should only wear vegan friendly football boots.

 

[IrishBlue2022]

Players should only wear vegan friendly football boots.

Great suggestion.

 

[Marius57]

I've been thinking about how we as a club can help meet the 2050 target for net zero. Should we be more green as a club?

For example Forest Green Rovers plans for a new stadium seem to be a step in the right direction. Link below:

Eco Park | WE ARE FGR

www.fgr.co.uk

Have we missed a trick with BMD to set another club first in terms of being green?

What else can we do to be more environmentally friendy? It may be the time for more drastic measures.

Some suggestions:

Recycling all players shirts to be reused for the next year.

Operate a bring your own reusable plastic cup policy for pints.

Request to only play daytime fixtures to reduce the need for floodlights.

Do away with player car parks and allocate bike stands only to encourage them to cycle to and from training and the stadium and allow extra days off for the longer away trip cycles.

Any other suggestions?

I did enjoy that one. Sticking them on bikes all the way down to Southampton

 

[IrishBlue2022]

I did enjoy that one. Sticking them on bikes all the way down to Southampton

No need for gaffer days when they will be in peak fitness.

 

[Bluebonic]

No need for gaffer days when they will be in peak fitness.

Would the bikes each have proper sized bicycle pumps or would they be fitted with those noncey little ones?

 

[wainy]

Ban all fans who fart in the ground, fat pigs.

 

[chrismpw]

I've been thinking about how we as a club can help meet the 2050 target for net zero. Should we be more green as a club?

For example Forest Green Rovers plans for a new stadium seem to be a step in the right direction. Link below:

Eco Park | WE ARE FGR

www.fgr.co.uk

Have we missed a trick with BMD to set another club first in terms of being green?

What else can we do to be more environmentally friendy? It may be the time for more drastic measures.

Some suggestions:

Recycling all players shirts to be reused for the next year.

Operate a bring your own reusable plastic cup policy for pints.

Request to only play daytime fixtures to reduce the need for floodlights.

Do away with player car parks and allocate bike stands only to encourage them to cycle to and from training and the stadium and allow extra days off for the longer away trip cycles.

Any other suggestions?

I find it abhorrent that clubs fly to domestic fixtures.

 

[Bedfordblue]

Surely the garbage Dyche keeps recycling week on week must count towards our WLC scores?

(Whole Life Carbon for you flat earthers / climate change deniers)

 

[blue61]

Dyche thinks net zero is our points target.

 

[kev]

Not going to lie, I just had to check that it wasn't another international break.

 

[trueblue84]

Ban all fans who fart in the ground, fat pigs.

You mean close the park end?

What we lack in green credentials, we more than make up for in caring for the senile old floppy park end das. If they didn't have Everton, they'd be stuck in their care homes.

 

[IrishBlue2022]

Tv screens in the stadium is such a waste of electricity. You can see the highlights on match of the day.

 

[Drico]

I've been thinking about how we as a club can help meet the 2050 target for net zero. Should we be more green as a club?

For example Forest Green Rovers plans for a new stadium seem to be a step in the right direction. Link below:

Eco Park | WE ARE FGR

www.fgr.co.uk

Have we missed a trick with BMD to set another club first in terms of being green?

What else can we do to be more environmentally friendy? It may be the time for more drastic measures.

Some suggestions:

Recycling all players shirts to be reused for the next year.

Operate a bring your own reusable plastic cup policy for pints.

Request to only play daytime fixtures to reduce the need for floodlights.

Do away with player car parks and allocate bike stands only to encourage them to cycle to and from training and the stadium and allow extra days off for the longer away trip cycles.

Any other suggestions?

Well, the fans want us to recycle managers.

Meet the new manager, David Moyes. Same as the old manager.

 

[davek]

Are you forgetting that lethal TellyTubby Turbine looming over the North Stand?