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06 Sep 14
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i would take those big prices now this could be a 1.01 train to independence
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scottish independence that is
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Laid "No" at 1.15 & 1.16 - set trade-outs at 1.48, but considering going much higher now.
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Well it's at 1.33 on here now...
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I know erse - but I'm counting on the market going volatile once the polling stations open.
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Poll was conducted in easterhoose which is full of tattie munching giro wallahs ,what did you expect?
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From the horse racing forum
Rupert Murdoch on Twitter - London Times will shock Britain and more with reliable new poll on Scottish independence. If right on 18th vote everything up for grabs Stig Abell managing editor of the Sun on Twitter Even the most sanguine representatives of the no vote now accept the possibility of independence. Looks like 12 days of the Union left. Later tweet from Murdoch Rupert Murdoch Verified account @rupertmurdoch Scottish poll reflects world-wide disillusion with political leaders and old establishments leaving openings for libertarians and far left. |
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As the fervour of the yes campaign has heightened and accusations of traitors for the NO voters some people are reluctant to come out against independence publicly.
Cometh the day common sense will prevail and a majority will vote to retain the Union. BETTER TOGETHER so VOTE NO. |
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you are correct akabula, the no camp voters unless in some numbers are fair game for the rabid william wallace types that I have seen all too frequently, hopefully on the day the quiet no voters will come to the fore, i will be voting no and though things are tightening considerably I think the union will cling on intact but it will be a close thing
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evens by midnight....plunge time
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I've been up in Scotland a week. The more people i've spoke to are voting YES. They are the louder voices.
The NO's are keeping quiet. The most annoying thing are stupid roadsigns and flags every hundred yards. The NO vote is an absolute certainty I believe. |
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laid yes
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The most annoying thing are stupid roadsigns and flags every hundred yards
A few years back at the height of the protests over the Beauly to Denny pylons proposals there were yellow posters on every fecking lamppost and road sign stating SAY NO TO THE PYLONS. Some wag started putting up green posters stating SAY NO TO THE YELLOW POSTERS.  |
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damn i wish i wasn't poor that grand up there at 3.0 waiting to be taken would be gone.
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Scots to be offered radical new deal
Border posts to be set up New Hadrians Wall Independence would be catastrophic says navy chief FFS man do these people think we are fking thick? The first poll showing a yes lead and the papers are full of this nonsense. These extra powers were nowhere to be seen until the SNP got a majority in a parliament designed to prevent majorities. Common sense tells you Labour and the tories see these extra powers as scraps to placate people. It's not something they believe in. |
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The money men in London, who have been pilfering our assets for years, are sh***ing themselves now.
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Freedom this way -------------->
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No more Labour Governments then...
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a new tourism attraction will be set up post independence, basically it's a nice bar and restaurant on the cheviots watching england slowly sink. Drinks will be free provided you show a Scottish passport, which can be stuck on your oil credit card... £100K of credit for all that black gold we can hoard amongst our tiny population.
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We can all retire and sit on our verandas, sipping our Malt, being attented 24/7 by our servants.
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'just stick it on the oil credit card'
 'just stick it on the oil credit card' 'just stick it on the oil credit card' |
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I've had a tenner on the draw
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Scots to be offered radical new deal
Aye, all the unionist parties falling over themselves, scrabbling around to botch together some kind of Federal nonsense. Ask them now why they refused to insert a third "Devo Max" question on the ballot paper. Now they know that was a catastrophic blunder. The Yes side offered it, remember? Brilliant strategy if you ask me, and Cameron fell for it thinking NO was a shoe in. |
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NO @ 4-9 BET OF THE YEAR
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NO - 1.16 LAY of the year.
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It would be rather amusing if some sort of Brass Eye style calamity occurred when printing the ballot papers and a majority voted to be French.
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If it's oh so close why has "Majority Yes" gone out to 3.4 on here?
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Have a look at the graph.
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I know it's come in from some big numbers but it was 3.1 when I looked yesterday so following the publication of the polls it's gone out 10%. If the polls are to be believed then the price should be around 2, no?
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Yes. Market had been completely out of kilter (excuse pun) with the polls as far back as I can research.
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Kilter, nice one.
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People trading. I laid No at 1.16 and 1.17, others would trade accordingly.
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Alias and I are responsible for at least 4 million of the 800K laid at 1.15 to 1.17
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You're bragging now Stevie.
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YouGOV RESEARCH /SUNDAY TIMES=51% of people support independence compared to 49% want to remain in the UK."as they head towards the final furlong its neck and neck"
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I believe its come as a suprise to the nationalists that they might actually win the vote. They haven't even made up their minds about the new national anthem yet, evidently its between, Johnny where's your troosers and I belong to Glasgow.
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I thought Plan B was the Archers theme?
* from Billy Connoly ... Billy, where's yer troosers mon? |
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Darling being roughed up on the Today programme...
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