Andrew

A fairly realistic hope would be that kids growing up now who's parent/s support Rangers might go on to support ICT, United, Aberdeen etc. instead. But in reality it will probably just mean more "fans" for the likes of Man U, Barca, Real etc.

Bit annoyed that the two home games I haven't been to were today(hungover) and Ross County(depressed about referendum) were the two games I have missed on my ST and both Aberdeen have scored 3-0.

Watched Dallas Buyers Club last night. Great film. Really good acting from Matthew Mcconaughey and Jared Leto. Well worth a watch.

Not sure if I am missing something but why wouldn't they be able to afford to be promoted? Should it not be the other way around?

They really should have left with 8 men. Miller and Boyd should have been off. It was clear there tactics were to disrupt the game as much as possible from the start. What a strange horrible team they are.

I definitely think Aberdeen would need at least an 18k stadium. In a good year we would be looking at getting >15k against Hearts, Dundee United, Rangers, Celtic and maybe Hibs and Dundee.

Northfield is just as far away from the centre as Loirston is.

The simple answer would be to have a stadium built where union terrace gardens is and have the stands rising above union street. Easily done.

Will this mean that Milne is no longer the majority share holder as he must have swapped equity for debt with the bank?

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A bit close to the bone. I'm at least looking for a job while dossing about doing nothing.

A better analogy would be living with your parents vs moving out. Scotland atm is living with her parents. You get given the money and told what to do with some of it. You can make some choices but not too many. Your parents drag you to things you don't want to do. Or you can move out, and things maybe risky for a while and may not turn out exactly as you planned but you will have economic and personally freedom to live how you wish. You could even be richer by harnessing yourself exactly how you wish. You see your parents going to big meetings and worrying about big events while you don't worry and just get on with things.

Risk taking is why things change. People like you are why we will never get rid of the Queen, why drugs will never be legal, why we will never have a proportional representation of parliament, never get rid of the house of lords, why the UK will never be a secular country and why will never be able to have an independent Scotland all while the privileged few will still run this country. Shit analogy as well. If your wanting the future of a new country to be as basic as building a house then you will never have the courage to vote yes. Global and national economics is uncertain.

I hope he does well. I don't think he is a bad guy and comes across fairly well when he is a pundit but all the old firm shite couldn't be good for someone with his sort of temperate.

But it is then allocated into age groups and pollsters struggle to get younger folk anyway. With 17-18 having only two year age gap the sample size was tiny.

Both have small sample sizes so neither can be relied upon. The Ashcroft poll margin for error in the 17-18 years was something like 45-92% yes so can't take much from it.

The campaigns really shouldn't have mattered anyway. It's difficult to predict what's going to happen in the next year with politics/economics so there was little point in arguing about it with Scotland. The yes campaign should have focused on the archaic and nepotistic political system we live in.

Never mind the national anthem we shouldn't have a football team. We're a region not a country.

Where are these examples of the yes campaigns promises that were too ambitious? The debate was far too presidential, tedious and pernickety and that worked for the no camp. Rather than focusing on if we wanted independence the debate was for too focused on if we can do it. But it also seems like there were a hell of a lot of people who claimed to be undecided but in reality were just trying to find a good enough reason to vote no rather than admitting it was because there was a tiny chance it might affect their own job.

First time making a match thread. This place is dead... Didn't realise it was sold out. Was going to go down tomorrow to buy tickets. Cash turnstiles only in the main stand. Hopefully 1k don't go down on the day. In(hopefully) City centre Main Stand Town 4-3 Pawlett

It was flagged for offside.

It shouldn't have been about Salmond anyway. It should have been a debate about constitutional change not the sort of Presidential type debate it turned into. I also wish No voters would stop going on about the economic reasons why they voted no. The currency issues and EU would have worked themselves over time. The good thing about being independent is you can react and change to your countries wishes. There must be a hell of a lot of people who voted no because they like the Queen and the whole idea of being "British" but no one seems to be admitting that.

They count the number first then they count the result. No conspiracy - Scotland really is just that shit.

Life is finite. Why should I stay in a country that disagrees with me?

Shite place. Shite country. Fuck Aberdeen. Fuck em. I am leaving as soon as possible. I just can't be bothered anymore. WTF is going on.