Kowalski

Indeed but BBC saying he'll be out in 10 months. What a disgrace.

5 years imprisonment. Probably out in 2.

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Again, you've wrongly assumed that some people voted No because of what Westminister said - this is something the Yes campaign can't (or won't) seem to get their heads round. Many no voters will have made up their minds long before the last minute bribes appeared.

Hmmm, we never used to have the most expensive "cheapest" season ticket or most expensive "cheapest" match day ticket. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-29527838

He's gone with Greer.

If that was true then Yes would have won surely. I believe the Ashcroft poll only sampled a couple of dozen 16-17 year olds.

Have you been before? It's amazing, so much to see and do

A very strange comment considering Holyrood is now using it's tax varying powers. Sounds like you might have swallowed some of the nonsense from Project McFear?

Or the under 25 age group. Or the over 40 age group. The only age group to vote Yes were the 25 - 39 group. Source: YouGov poll the night before the vote which correctly predicted the 55-45 result. Thinking it was pensioners that lost the vote for the Yes campaign is one of the reasons yes has got it wrong.

Until the Yes campaign and some of their supporters can have a proper introspective review at where things went wrong and not continue to blame the Tory's/BBC etc... there will never be independence in Scotland.

Ahh, Project Fear versus Project McFear. It really was a truly embarrassing campaign from both sides, and a huge insult to Scotland.

Hibs 3-0 up at Mordor!

Good day out, managed to see Donaldson's winning shot. Very busy and very expensive though. Disappointing there was no Scottish beer on offer - £5 for a pint of Red Stripe or Guinness. WTF. Course is great though.

I'm only monitoring it online but looks like Gallacher and Poulter took a bit of a pounding this morning. Did they both have a mare? Looking forward to going on Sunday, hope it's not a total rammy.

They were shown at HT during the Celtic Hearts game last night but don't seem to have made it onto the BBC site yet.

Absolutely spot on, especially the bit in bold. Salmond has been treated as some sort of hero but for me he let the Yes campaign down.

Spent our honeymoon on Boa Vista island in Cape Verde (off the West Coast of Africa, 2 hours south of the Canaries). Loved it, weather was superb - around 30 degrees with a nice breeze, beaches were awesome, also got to see some turtle hatchlings (Boa Vista is the second biggest site in the world for loggerhead turtle nesting). Very poor country but the island is not spoiled by tourism (yet) - it must be what the canaries were about 30-40 years ago. Apart from 4 all inclusive hotels, there's bugger all else. Our hotel had nothing, literally nothing, next to it. Just a massive beach. We had the feeling of going now before it turns into a nightmare.

They will listen if it means they stay in Government.

Played well against Tsonga. Fucking 2am tonight for the Djokovic match though

Power will come first for the Tories, before money. rUK public would demand a referendum on a CU, which wouldn't pass a Yes vote. So there will be no CU, and Salmond knows this, and it'll be dressed up to blame the Unionists when it doesn't happen. Agreed, it should have been our own currency, I think that would have been a clearer vote winner but seemingly it was the most expensive option.

Salmond has made it impossible for a CU by demanding one, it would make Westminister look extremely silly if they accepted one. All the Westminister parties have said there will be no CU. The Tories want to stay in power, and the rUK public do not want a CU with an independent Scotland. It would be electoral suicide for the Tories or Labour to enter into a CU, they would have no chance at the next general election. It's clear as day that there will not be a CU. Salmond knows this, hence why he played the "it's our pound, we're keeping it" card at the last debate with Darling. He has deliberately blurred the lines between a CU and Sterlingisation in order to win votes. Nationalism preys on the gullible (I'm not for one minute suggesting you are gullible by the way). And why the hard-on for a CU anyway? It's not independence. Expect nothing from Westminister after a Yes vote, they'll wash their hands as the public in rUK will demand it. As for an EU referendum I can't lose any sleep about it as membership definitely has its pros and cons, but I'd like to think when push comes to shove that any referendum would show that there are slightly more pros than cons.