Police separate rival groups in George Square Glasgow
No great surprise after the tensions and heavy drinking over the last 24 hours.
Seems like a lot a Rangers fans there.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-29288249
Seems like a lot a Rangers fans there.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-29288249
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They are bringing this momentous occasion down into the gutter and bringing shame on Scotland.
If one of mine were involved in this , I would be kicking their arses up and down Sauchiehall St.
How dare they , how dare they shame us like this , well they are not doing it in my name
nor any other free thinking Scot.
I am so angry I am spitting feathers , if I could get my hands on them , I would be showing them the error of their way ( I am well aware of the Irony in that ! )
I am speechless with anger and shame .
This is not my Scotland .
These people don't represent the No side in any way They are neds
Er, yes they do.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Bx7YOcNIgAAUbDM.jpg:large
No they don't.
Any idiot can pick up a sign.
Whilst I feel no shame [they are not me nor mine], my exact words when seeing this up close and personal were, "I did not vote for this". Hopeless pricks.
its all rangers fans fault
they vote yes, goto george square for a party and somehow it all kicks off... somehow they are to blame for bunch of party poopers turning up to a party and spoiling the celebrations , apparently every no voter is a gers fan... 55% of the country ,,damn, popular team
1 person 1 vote , seems some people cant accept that and want to blame rangers as usual
Yah...that works except.......you want an eye witness account?
Red Hand of Ulster flags - check
UDA logos - check
From the Louden...apparently....but I can't say that is true. You know about the Louden presumably.
"I'd rather be a **** than a Tim" sung at loud volume.
You might not want it to be so but that wasn't Better Together in George Sq tonight. I know exactly who it was.
You want The Sash? Yah, we had that too
Sadly you are right. There's enough evidence on FB of videos going around of people who witnessed it tonight. I heard that the EDL and people from Belfast came to both Glasgow and Dundee to cause trouble. But whoever they are, they don't represent the ordinary citizens of Glasgow.
what works,its all rangers fault ... i said it already , like op implied and you are implying now
somehow a few nuggets that support a 2nd division team represent 55% of scottish voters
im glad no went through, the way everyone is acting from both sides shows we dont deserve or have maturity to be in charge of our own country
If as claimed one side were Rangers fans .. Would it follow that the other side were Celtic fans?
This seems like a relatively logical assumption to me but then I'm not a Scot.
My OH - who is new here - initially said that, well, it would be the same [but reversed] if Yes had won. Loads of Saltires instead of Union flags.
I tried to explain - it wouldn't. I believe. I've no doubt there would have been screaming triumphalism but I very much doubt there would have been IRA or INLA flags. I don't think they would have been tolerated.
I may be wrong. I voted No so I've no candle here.. I don't agree with the Yes voters and I would have been pissed off seeing them running about if they'd won. Happy that they could do so but it probs would have made me feel a bit cack. Just being honest.
But I really doubt there would have been Celtic or Republican terrorist flags or songs sung. P'raps I'm wrong.
There were more than 100 btw. Well more.
Exactly. Media desperately trying to make more of this.
It'll fizzle out in a few days.
The Sunday Herald offices did suffer an attack , their building was set on fire .
The Herald was the only paper to come out pro-Independence