The Devil's Point

I wouldn't argue with most of that. If the UK votes out of the EU, even I might consider a Yes vote next time round. Don't think it will happen though.

You may well be right.

Sorry about that - I could of sworn I saw you there. It was about seven or eight years ago. Must of imagined it, sorry.

Just to clarify it was Frankie Boyle who made the cancer joke, not Tom Hosie.

I'll probably buy a copy of this, but you are pissing against the wind. All the writing is on here, and there is nothing you can write that you can't already find on the Forum. The matchday programme is the same, I buy it but its all just cliches and stuff we know already. Not blaming anyone, and Tom Hosie will never be criticised by me. I remember seeing Tom in the pub after the Frankie Boyle show when he made the cervical cancer joke about Jane Goodie. Tom Hosie is a very decent guy IMO, and deserves to be made an honoury director. He definitely should have a seat on the board. But perhaps football programmes and fanzines are history in the internet age?

Indeed. There were probably causualties in those ones too, just never ended up on the news. It really is pathetic. There has been violence in my close the last couple of nights, and it really isn't good. If I didn't know my downstairs neighbour better, I'd of phoned the domestic violence line on Sunday night. What a row was going on, and I know it was fuelled by the result and alcohol. I know he'd no lift a finger to her, but the anger is ugly.

But there is a time and a place. My attempt at a new song, to the tune of Hey Jude.. 'La, la, la.....la, la, la la...la, la, la, la Kris Doolan'

That's disgusting. Well pointed out.

'British Bulldog' was the most mental game. Basically just one half of the troop at one end of the hall and one half at the other, then charging into each other and having a massive battle. Aye, it was a great way to get brought up.

Yes (never thought I'd hear myself say that), that's all true. But there are lots of strange things going on. The apparent surge of SNP membership started way before any outcome about the vow was apparent. It almost seems to have become accepted that Scotland will become independent anyway. But I think that will be proved wrong. I still reckon, when it comes to the bit, people will vote on what prime minister they want (the voters always have done). And there is only going to be one winner in that, Mr Cameron. But that will be the best outcome for the SNP in theory. Will the UK vote for leaving the EU? That is the real question. If they do, the SNP will secure Independence, if not (and I doubt actually the voters will opt to leave when it comes to it) they will go back to a wee protest party.

I think its nonsense that people voted No because of the vow. I doubt there actually many voters who hadn't made up their minds long before that. The freak poll that put the Yes campaign in front, was probably just caused by people claiming they would vote yes. It's the same way as a lot of folk don't admit they are going to vote Tory. The same kind of thing happened when Major beat Kinnock in 1992.

I actually agree with you. I think we should have the right to sing these songs, but that's not to say we should do.

It annoys me listening to all this talk about folk no going to the game. Well, the reason folk went to the game in the first place was to find a sense of identity. It started with the Hibernians, then it got copied. And lets just agree the next hundred years never happened. My first Jags game was memorable for an Alan Rough penalty save. Saw Maurice Johnstone. What a loyal man, could of been an Ulsterman. Noticed he never gave us a penny of his money back. But someone needs to sing this for Charlie. If anyone can translate 'The Jags are Charlie'' into French.......... 'Hello, hello, how do you do, we hate the boys in royal blue we hate the boys in emarald green so xxxx your pope and xxxx your queen Only took the swearing out of that in case kids are reading.

Right. Get your French Je Suis Charlie thing to, well, France. This is probably totally illegal, and might get the website closed down. But we'll go for it anyway.............. 'We hate Roman Catholics, we hate Protestants too, we hate jews and seiks and muslims, but Thistle we love you' And the classic.. 'We put our bins out when we want, we put our bins out when we want. We're Partick Thistle, we put our bins out when we want. Ach, whatever.

And I know when Jaggernaught has digested his sushie, and has waken us up in realtime, he will accuse us Scouts of being British Nationalists. Well, yes Ladies and Gentlemen, I am proud to come on and say I am a British Nationalist. Churchill always had a glass of 90 year old sherry at his bedside, not that that has anything to do with anything. But just like Lambie came from Harthill, Roosevelt only came into the war because of Winston. Lambie made the pigeons fly over the Forth Bridge like Churhill put up the spitfires over The Channel.