EddardStark

That would take a monumental stitch up.

cheers for that. Have you got your pac a mac?

I do understand.

Seriously? so how have millions of people engaged then?

So tax, nationailise and expand the public sector? enjoy.

we are actually 11:55 from Luton. Arrive 2:15. Hopefully in a bar by 3:15.

people who have gone from no to yes have probably not given the debate a second thought. Family and peer pressure are the key drivers. Not forgetting to mention the the impact of a very Smart Yes campaign on changing hearts(not minds)

people who have gone from no to yes gave probably not given the debate a second thought. Family and peer pressure are the key drivers. Not tk mention the the impact of a very Smart Yes campaign on changing hears(not minds)

no it won't. is this your own version of project fear? Using the Daily Mail as a barometer as well. Dear God. That paper does not even like anyone north of watford.

If we don't lose on Sunday the Georgia game will be near to capacity.

We are thinking of taking this game in. Just checked the admission prices. Assuming its a category A match then its £18.

getting the same flight mate. but we are a lot further south in terms of starting position. hope you get sorted.

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wow.... you must have most of the board on ignore if you are using Phil as the benchmark.

I laughed

It wont be politicians who determine whether Scotland stays in the sterling zone. It will be the voting public. It will become a key point of the 2015 election campaign.

Wont really be there long enough to enjoy the weather. Land in Dortmund at 2:15pm Sun and fly out 9am on the Monday.

nope. It is the Yes campaign who positioned themselves above party politics in this campaign only to play the card when they realised there was no chance of winning. That's politics I suppose.

I am making plenty of sense. Hope that helps.e

25 pt deduction.

They will post independence. Around £100bn. You can argue around the semantics.

Its a game of bluff. I doubt there will be the poltical will to "punish" Scotland by denying sterling. However the publics attitude will be different. I cant see the rUK public supporting Scotland piggybacking on Sterling. Whether Scotland defaults on its debt is another thing. For them to do this will virtually make the Scottish Govt a pariah .

To be honest I dont think many yessers give a second thought regarding the risks of what could happen post independence. Thats not what drives them. Pride before a fall and all that. Not only that I dont think OP's contribution in this thread is a troll either. Its from the heart. People need to think long and hard about their choice. However if its a Yes vote then we should ensure we all work towards it being a success. I am concerned as we move towards to end game the Yes campaign of turned this into a party political debate. Their shamless courting of the labour vote gives many of those false hope that the head in the sand state hand out/support structures in scotland will continue under post independence. It wont.

and if it shows a closing of the margin?

Murray lost in four. Probably pushed his opponent harder than most in the last few months. Game lasted nearly three and half hours. I worry about Murray's fitness overall. He looks like he is burnt out.