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16th September 2014 #91
I don't care what the polls say, the bookies are rarely wrong, and the odds have been around 1/4 for weeks for the NO vote. You can get 7/2 for the YES. So, as I've said all along, the NO's will win by at least 5%.
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16th September 2014 #92
I have always said it's a no vote and not changing my mind
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16th September 2014 #93
I've always said i ain't bothered, and I think I will be right
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16th September 2014 #94
I think it will be NO too. What time Thursday will we know for sure?
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16th September 2014 #95
Friday
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16th September 2014 #96
Myrna's on duty at the count as an enumerator for the North Perthshire and the Perth & Kinross constituencies - two of Scotland's LARGEST ... ... at least in terms of their geographical landmass - and, according to her letter of appointment, counting should be finished at Bell's Sports Centre in Perth by around 2 o'clock on Friday morning ... and results [there] be known shortly thereafter.
So, on that basis, we're likely to have a fair idea of the way things are heading by breakfast time on my 70th birthday!
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16th September 2014 #97
I wonder what will happen to the Scots living in England if it a Yes. Will they get deported?
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17th September 2014 #98
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17th September 2014 #99
In fact, having thought about it, what will happen to Corby if they do get deported?
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17th September 2014 #100
I nearly punched my TV listening to Nicola Sturgeon
She is even worse than Salmond!
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17th September 2014 #101
She looks like a plastic doll that has been too close to the fire
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17th September 2014 #102
Sheeeeees a witch
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17th September 2014 #103
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17th September 2014 #104
Why did Cameron agree to whoever got at least 51% would be the winner, it looks like it could be close to that number, if it is, then nearly the same number of people voted for the opposite camp
With something so serious as this, I think the 'YES' camp should get 2/3rds of the vote or it doesn't happen. many exams you need 66%+ to pass
The Ipsos-Mori poll for STV puts support for the yes campaign at 49%, compared with 51% for no, excluding people who were undecided.
This is probably the most accurate poll, published this evening.
Well, we will know Friday
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17th September 2014 #105
Some bookies are already paying out with the NO being the winners.
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17th September 2014 #106
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I feel that Scotland needs a yes vote
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17th September 2014 #107
Well, if they vote YES, there will never be a Tory Government in Scotland - thou it will be a lot harder for Labour to win in the UK without the Scottish Labour MPs.
But if they vote NO, it will be easier for Labour to win in the UK
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17th September 2014 #108
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17th September 2014 #109
Look at the table Arthur
Scottish results at UK general elections
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics_of_Scotland
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17th September 2014 #110
I really don't get why people are getting bogged down with the personalities. They're only wallpaper that can be changed every 4 years.
It's not about Salmond Sturgeon Brown Cameron Darling or anyone else. It's about do you think Scotlands better in or out.
Sadly I don't get a vote because from what I've heard over the last couple of months I'd vote yes.
That said I agree with the boss at 1/5 with Paddy Power I think the NO's have it although turnout will be very important.
Quite looking forward to tomorrow night on the box as Scotland decides.
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17th September 2014 #111
British man to win £1 million bet if Scotland vote No in referendum
The middle-aged businessman, who is not Scottish, has gambled £900,000, the biggest amount of money ever staked on a political event, on Scotland staying in the United Kingdom
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17th September 2014 #112After already placing £600,000 on the outcome of the referendum the customer has now added a further £200,000 to his wager, and stands to collect £1,093,333.33 should the outcome of the poll be a No vote.
Doesn't look like a particularly enticing gamble opportunity to me especially as they are allowing 16 year olds the vote.
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17th September 2014 #113
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17th September 2014 #114
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Some Glaswegians are already making their way to the polling station.....
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17th September 2014 #115Some Glaswegians are already making their way to the polling station.....
What did the man taking the recording say?
Sounded like a proper foreigner to me!!
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17th September 2014 #116
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I think it is a foreign movie...but with a Glaswegian, would that make any difference ? lol
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18th September 2014 #117
Oh 's an undeniable fact ... but it's equally true that Scotland gives more to Westminster than it receives in return. Little wonder, then, that the electorate north of the Border has - since the 1950s - increasingly turned to Labour in the forlorn hope of rescuing Scotland's declining industries and reclaiming at least a proportion of its money - suspected of being used to fill the coffers of the rich by successive rip~off Tory administrations.
Sadly, as it turned out, Scotland has been deceived on BOTH counts by Labour and Tories alike over the intervening decades ... I mean, does ANYONE really think the MAIN political parties would be so keen to keep the Scots as part of the UK if we're being subsidised to the extent they'd have us believe?
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18th September 2014 #118
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18th September 2014 #119Keith Driscoll - Administrator
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18th September 2014 #120
My bets these days are in tatters lol
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