SALMOND STANDS DOWN

Good.Get Nicola in.

yup

has he really gone or is it just scaremongering?

They tried this a few years ago and it didnt work. Give it 3 years and a collapse in SNP popularity and they will go and beg him to come back again.

He'll be in his 60's then Dotchinite and he doesn't look as if he leads a healthy lifestyle. He looks totally done in. He gave it his best shot and came up short.

When Salmond wasn't leader the SNP were nowhere, all cults require a charismatic leader.

Boris is coming

Now he is saying the fight for Scotland goes on.But the last few weeks he was saying it was a chance in a lifetime.May as well disband the SNP until then.

Ungracious to the last, an odious rabble-rouser. Completely disregards the two million Scots who disagree with him and seems to care not a jot that he has divided the nation.

Agreed. Seems to be a tad bitter.

Ungracious to the last, an odious rabble-rouser. Completely disregards the two million Scots who disagree with him and seems to care not a jot that he has divided the nationThat's his real legacy PM, a divided nation.

"That's his real legacy PM, a divided nation."Not so sure akabula, I think Salmond has united all of the UK and 1/2 of Scotland in hating him. He's like Simon Cowell, if he eat more pies.

anyone know what accie's bigot pals are up to in George Square...vermin.

He always reminds me of an older, porkier John Higgins (the snooker player).

apparently lots of "yes" voters have "accepted" the result - well thank goodness for that!

@JustCheckingHe's split Scotland and, given that it was always going to be a close contest, he must have realised that when he set out on the road.

GREAT NEWS

anyone know what accie's bigot pals are up to in George Square...vermin.A typical comment from a yes campaigner. The real vermin were the no people who were trying to intimidating people into voting yes.