Our Green credentials

Interesting article in today's Telegraph sport

All premier clubs were asked if they are doing their bit to be green
12 clubs responded and we came out as one of the worse

Do we generate some of our own electricity or use renewable....NO

Do we use local products....NO

Do we offer veg and vegan options in all areas of the ground....NO

Do we collect data on plastic waste....NO

Do we have plans to remove single use plastics....NO

Do we have any electric charging points......NO

Do we do any community work to educate others.....NO

Do we have a secure bike lock area....YES


It can't be a money issue as we had £250K ready to give Richard Scudimore towards his retirement present.

Apparently we have plans to remove plastic bags from the club shop next year and that's about it.

Wake up CCFC the world is moving on

Well there is a lot of plastic around CCS on matchdays, these days. :hehe::hehe:

We've been very green when it comes to our tactics.

I'm disappointed to see this. I think we could really follow Forest Green Rovers' example in the way they're running their club. I get annoyed seeing all those plastic pint containers strewn across the floor or going in the refuse sacks.

I'd also like to see more bee-friendly trees planted around the ground to help both pollinators and to help cleanse the air around the ground.

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Originally Posted by B. Oddie

I think we could really follow Forest Green Rovers' example in the way they're running their club.

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They're obviously leading by example but don't ask where the fertiliser for the organic pitch comes from!

Pints in a glass would be a start

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Originally Posted by BlueArmy 86

Pints in a glass would be a start

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Glass no, paper cup yes.
The beer tastes like shite anyway so a paper cup wouldn’t make a difference.

Do we have a secure bike lock area?
I thought we just had some bike racks to secure your bike to?

Green or dead.

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Originally Posted by BLUETIT

Well there is a lot of plastic around CCS on matchdays, these days. :hehe::hehe:

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Indeed, and probaly not renewables🤡

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Originally Posted by Des Parrot

They're obviously leading by example but don't ask where the fertiliser for the organic pitch comes from!

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Oh, I think I will...

Where does the fertiliser for the organic pitch come from, Des?

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Originally Posted by B. Oddie

Oh, I think I will...

Where does the fertiliser for the organic pitch come from, Des?

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Out of the arse of a cow & they have experimented with human waste fertiliser as well (but only from the best Cotswolds sorts)