Do you think the JOCKS will vote YES ?

[dangull]

Ahem...http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/politics/old-firm-united-both-celtic-3598872

Snapshot suggests that 48 per cent of Celtic fans will vote Yes, compared with 40 per cent planning to vote No. The rest are apparently undecided.

Among Rangers fans, support for independence was placed at 45 per cent – with 41 per cent likely to vote No. ? Surely this can not be true. Every Rangers game i've seen on TV the fans are all waving their union jacks.

 

[A mex eyecan]

this would be brilliant

But it won't be allowed, or even considered, but I bet if any party ever had the balls to run with this as part of a manifesto they would romp an election. Oh no sorry, they would be classed as little Englanders, or bigots or something on those lines.

 

[A mex eyecan]

Whilst the vote is currently 50/50 ish regarding independence, I guarantee that the amount of Scots up in arms about such a vote would be FAR more than 50%.

Funny that eh. really democratic

 

[Tony Towner's Fridge]

You could be right.

Someone raised a big question on Seahaven FM this morning: will people with Scottish parents be able to opt for a Scottish passport? He said you had to decide before you reached 21, that doesn't make sense though. 21 means nothing in legal terms surely.

And that my friends encompasses all that is SH1te about Salmond's argument. I have lived in Scotland for 32 1/2 of my 57 years but would never consider myself meriting a Scottish Passport any more than I would consider myself meriting an English passport. I am British, full f*****g STOP!
Passports, driving licences, tax centres, border control, trade tax,internet domains.....etc etc ..the list is so so so comprehensive that it beggars belief.

Here's hoping that Scottish Nationalism (aka Scottish 'National Socialism') dies a final death on Thursday.

TNBA

TTF

 

[Cian]

Among Rangers fans, support for independence was placed at 45 per cent – with 41 per cent likely to vote No. ? Surely this can not be true. Every Rangers game i've seen on TV the fans are all waving their union jacks.

The flag wavers on either side are not representative of the bulk of fans - and additionally, like all successful clubs there's an awful lot of hangers on who'd never go to games.

Also, for both of the bit clubs in Glasgow there's a huge amount of Northern Irish in attendance at games, with their flags (and everything else).

 

[jimhigham]

Here's hoping that Scottish Nationalism (aka Scottish 'National Socialism') dies a final death on Thursday.

If the vote is close all it is likely to do is put the debate into hibernation for a parliamentary term or two. I suspect we'd simply see another vote within a decade.

 

[LargeHadronZugzwang]

Would that mean if Super Caley fans vote no that would be fantastic and if Celtic fans vote yes, that would be atrocious?

 

[Triggaaar]

If the vote is close all it is likely to do is put the debate into hibernation for a parliamentary term or two. I suspect we'd simply see another vote within a decade.

Why would the UK government agree to a repeat? Are we to have a vote every decade until they vote yes?

 

[H block]

How come 16 year olds can vote ?

 

[Stoo82]

Why is Salmond not offering The Orkenys and Shetlands either independence or the ability to stay within the Union? Either option they seem to want. Around 70% no.

 

[looney]

 

[A mex eyecan]

Hey OUR flag without that Scottish blue looks good, a real modern look and feel, maybe how our country will feel without propping up those Scots

 

[Ernest]

Please let there be a YES vote and so the revolution can START

 

[banjo]

Wales could want it to look like this..

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

Please let there be a YES vote and so the revolution can START

If Scotland can do it , so can Sussex.

 

[HillBarnTillIDie]

 

[Vegas Seagull]

Backed a high 'NO' vote, decided that they will bottle out on the day in large numbers

 

[Goldstone Rapper]

If the vote is close all it is likely to do is put the debate into hibernation for a parliamentary term or two. I suspect we'd simply see another vote within a decade.

Wouldn't England, Wales and NI also have to vote over whether we'd want them back?

 

[Sergei's Celebration]

Backed a high 'NO' vote, decided that they will bottle out on the day in large numbers

I reckon this as well. I think there is a lot of soft bullying going on, you get stopped on a street and asked which way you'll vote then they will say Yes as they want to appear Nationalistic where in the booth they vote No. The yes vote is softer than its coming across.

I might be wwaaaay off tho!

 

[seagullsovergrimsby]

The final opinion poll due out later today will indicate if it will be neck and neck tomorrow and the outcome can go either way. Even a 52/48 split with the 3% margin for error is still surmountable for the NO or YES campaigns.