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When's this one on? And can BBC Scotland actually broadcast it this time without fecking up their feed. Independence? they can't even run a television station

I also have to say, fair play to Nicola Sturgeon. She called out Ed Miliband and he ran away, so when she was called she had to stand up really. Sounds like Salmonds pointed a few things out to her though in order to change her mind.

I'd agree Grassy, facing off against Galloway ain't easy (as Kay Burley discovered when he chewed her up and spat her out) but she's going to lose the vote anyway, she might as well go out like a Glaswegian standing her ground, and so long as she parrots the well rehearsed party lines any 'who do you think won' opinion poll will divide accordingly anyway

In any event, can anyone really believe that the No campaign benefits from Galloway? If he gets all ranty and bullying on her, who knows? The women currently voting No might suddenly feel a tinge sorry for her. Remember 1992

<blockquote data-quote="Warbler" data-source="post: 2469888" data-attributes="member: 65228">When&#039;s this one on? And can BBC Scotland actually broadcast it this time without fecking up their feed. Independence? they can&#039;t even run a television stationI also have to say, fair play to Nicola Sturgeon. She called out Ed Miliband and he ran away, so when she was called she had to stand up really. Sounds like Salmonds pointed a few things out to her though in order to change her mind.I&#039;d agree Grassy, facing off against Galloway ain&#039;t easy (as Kay Burley discovered when he chewed her up and spat her out) but she&#039;s going to lose the vote anyway, she might as well go out like a Glaswegian standing her ground, and so long as she parrots the well rehearsed party lines any &#039;who do you think won&#039; opinion poll will divide accordingly anywayIn any event, can anyone really believe that the No campaign benefits from Galloway? If he gets all ranty and bullying on her, who knows? The women currently voting No might suddenly feel a tinge sorry for her. Remember 1992</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warbler, post: 2469888, member: 65228"] When's this one on? And can BBC Scotland actually broadcast it this time without fecking up their feed. Independence? they can't even run a television station I also have to say, fair play to Nicola Sturgeon. She called out Ed Miliband and he ran away, so when she was called she had to stand up really. Sounds like Salmonds pointed a few things out to her though in order to change her mind. I'd agree Grassy, facing off against Galloway ain't easy (as Kay Burley discovered when he chewed her up and spat her out) but she's going to lose the vote anyway, she might as well go out like a Glaswegian standing her ground, and so long as she parrots the well rehearsed party lines any 'who do you think won' opinion poll will divide accordingly anyway In any event, can anyone really believe that the No campaign benefits from Galloway? If he gets all ranty and bullying on her, who knows? The women currently voting No might suddenly feel a tinge sorry for her. Remember 1992 [/QUOTE]

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