Wasn't our Hummel top made from recycled plastic bottles? Maybe go down that route and do the same with all our kits going forward.
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From Blue to Green
- Thread starter IrishBlue2022
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Just wish they'd bring Concorde back.
Quick mock up would be so much more environmentally friendly.
We could be re-using pee for the pitch growth:
nypost.com
University of Florida’s ‘Swamp’ could be full of pee
It’s called the “Swamp,” a stadium that packs more than 90,000 fans when the University of Florida Gators host a home game. If environmental engineering professor Treavor Boyer ha…
nypost.com
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Red Christmas trees? We've been here before.
They are orange Dave, or is that worse?
Our players have been doing their bit to conserve energy by only exerting themselves for the first 70 minutes or so of our games.
Money making strategy mate
Rita_Poon
Player Valuation: £90m
Vintage
Player Valuation: £60m
Get rid off football boots for games. No need of plastic shin pads then. Plant a few trees and flower beds on the pitch for the birds and the bees. Joey can be unveiled as the clubs official gardening partner.
There better be good smoking areas in and around the stadium
There better be good smoking areas in and around the stadium
This is gonna be fun!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?
