4th Most Sustainable Efl Club

I’m the biggest critic of the club, but I’m all for this and delighted it’s something they’re making a concerted effort with.

These type of things aren’t an either or, just because you’re making decisions off the pitch to make the club greener and more sustainable it has no bearing on the football side of the club. It’s absolutely baffling why fans get annoyed about these type of initiatives like it’s somehow diverting away from matters on the pitch and is directly linked to spending £5m on Bayo or having three managers a season.

Like I also said previously, the original post in this thread is about an independent study that has found we rank very well in sustainability, it’s not like the club are forcing it down anyone’s throat anyway, so it is truly bizarre that initiatives like this somehow wind people up.

There are many, many things to criticise the club for, but taking a forward thinking approach to trying to save the planet we all live on really isn’t one of them.