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Tryfield

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  1. Bairn is a racist. He wants UKIP always has. He loves the Farage.

    Oh dear. Maybe Mr Bairn has said something racist before on another thread. But....

    ....over 4,000,000 folk voted UKIP in May from a 34% turnout. Of those votes, 140,000 were cast in Scotland. If you are gonna call all UKIP voters racist, I suggest ye get a bigger brush to tar the lot of them with. I hope you do realise that there are people living in Scotland, not born or brought up in Scotland who consider the "Scottish National Party" as racist? The name does sound quite similar to the "British Nationalist Party" to those not originally from these islands.

    Maybe a name change is in order before the next referendum.

  2. Game over.

    easy tiger, no quite there yet, still make sure everybody goes out and vote, because the "yessrs", they will go out and vote

    I wouldn't say it's over yet. That is why I posted that late flourish for SNP in 2011.

    Feet on the ground lads. Keep the feet on the ground and heads below the clouds. Latest poll can be reversed after next debate.

  3. SKYBET now only offering 1/10 on NO. However, they go 11/2 on YES.

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    But !!!!!

    Just to keep NO folks feet on the ground, here's how the betting went in 30 days in 2011.

    Labour were 1/12 to win the Scottish Election on the 5th of April, SNP were 6/1.

    By the 4th of May, Labour were 5/1 and SNP were 1/12.

    SNP won it in 30+ days.

    http://www.holyrood.com/2011/05/betting-on-the-outcome/

    A referendum is somewhat different though, I just thought I'd post that link though. The bookies and polls can be wrong.

  4. I know one person who has added the no thanks twibbon due to the currency section.

    I know of one who has added the twibbon since last night. I don't think she actually seen the debate show though.

    I fear the worst for YES after the BBC stitch-up. Which is what it will be. Good on Salmond for agreeing to it though.

  5. Highest return of 5? No really worth even betting YES.

    Odds based purely on polls which I don't think are a totally true reflection. This will be close. Very close.

    We've still got the BBC debate to get through.

    I'd plunge onto YES right now, if I hadn't already.

  6. All I can say is if I do end up voting No and they're ahead enough in the polls to be healthy, but close enough that Yes think they have a chance (Say final polls showing 54 or 55% no), then I'm going to take great pleasure in getting the beers and popcorn in, signing in to PnB around 10pm, and sit and watch the Nats go in to meltdown.

    Result wont be in until about 6am, so I'm told.

    I'll probably be in a nightclub in Malaga or Marbella. So, 6pm on the 19th before I'll be giving a second thought.

  7. British Election Survey (BES)? Sounds interesting! Can't wait to see the data from that one....

    It's something like 51% NO - 39% YES with undecideds being more inclined to go YES since last poll they took.

    It's in the International Business Times (UK). I read it earlier.

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