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Have you seen the cups at the stadium? Do you think they are regularly being be re-used? They're strewn on the floor, thered be a lot of health and safety issues if they are reusing them. It would be more consistent with the club's stated environmental policy if they allowed (or even...

This isn't about me. This is about the club and the contradiction they have created: https://www.brightonandhovealbion.com/club/club/environmental-statement/ "As such, the club is fully committed to reducing single-use plastics, removing plastic drinking straws, spoons and stirrers, while...

Who are the 'they' in this? The club? No of course not. I'm not suggesting leaving lids on makes the club re-use them, but some customers. If your 'they' is the customer, then I disagree. Yes, there will always be some who throw them away, but there are plenty of people out there who like to...

I didn't say it prevents it being recycled, I said it reduces the chances of it being re-used. Yeah, you can recycle them, but an aim is to reduce single use plastics. Removing the lids makes it go from being a re-usable bottle to a single use one. There's also the question of how much of the...

Who says what is important? I don't drink that much alcohol so drinking it at seats is very low priority to me. I don't do away games and walk to home games so compensation for rescheduled games meands nothing to me. Get to matches pretty much on kick off most games so don't care about the...

Aside from not being able to take my flask in, my biggest problem with the policy is how it flies in the face of the clubs supposed environmental policies. It encourages throwing away more plastic (who is going to reuse a pop bottle without a lid?), and those that don't want to be forced to buy...