Fairbairn

Take that pish somewhere else.

I didn't realise how badly I wanted this until I heard the confirmed result this morning. This feels like Italy in 2007 x 1000.

No to Yes.

I know of at least one person who did this.

Spoke to a mate this morning who has been a staunch no for months and in a moment of clarity voted Yes at the last minute this morning! Hopefully more of them to follow!

There were 3 dogs tied up outside my polling station (one wasn't really a dog, one of those wee handbag sized ones that needs help to get on the sofa). It's the first time I've been there so I can't comment on whether it was a one off or if they're a regular feature.

To be fair I think the thread title is a bit disingenuous. In those pictures of about 30 people 2 of them are wearing Rangers kit. The title could just as easily be "Brown haired guys giving it Nazi salutes in George Sq".

YES. We've just moved recently although still in the same area. Good job I was looking out the window at the queue forming or I'd have been away to the wrong polling station! Reckon I waited about 15 minutes and that was at 730 this morning.

Managed to get 7 tickets relatively easily. Logged back on to have a look at the stadium plan and there's now a 42 minute wait just to get on to the site!

Got it!

Is there a link for tickets? I signed up for the alert but I've not seen anything come through.

15K is actually more than I was expecting.

That'll be the boycot.

Cheers.

Seems a bit strange seeing as no one has actually voted yet! (Well, not the vast majority anyway).

Does anyone know if there is a limit to the number of tickets that can be bought in one transaction in the public sale for the Georgia game? Cheers.

There's far too much red on that map for my liking.

Is being intolerant of others because of their religious or political beliefs not bigotry?

Is that not a bit extreme? Surely people are entitled to have a different political outlook than yourself without you having to cut them off completely? With that logic you'll need to ignore about 49.5% of the country come Friday morning!

Probably not Aston Villa though....

I don't think he said we did? However as people constantly point out our wage bill is the 2nd highest in the country so with that in mind I don't think it's unreasonable for Rangers fans to expect better performances, if not necessarily wins, against the "top" teams as opposed to abysmal displays and spankings that we've witnessed. Yet again it's a no win situation for Rangers fans. If say we expect a result we get told we've got a superiority complex and that we're a wee club etc. If we say we don't think we'll win we get the wage bill thrown in our faces.

I take it this one is not on the telly?

FFS Peever, not everything has to be linked back to the referendum.

It's no my real name so I don't agree with it either! ;-)