Quote from: Buc on September 14, 2020, 01:22:30 pm

Quote from: Hardliner on September 14, 2020, 01:20:43 pm

Quote from: Buc on September 14, 2020, 01:04:31 pm

Quote from: Hardliner on September 13, 2020, 05:43:39 pm

Quote from: Buc on September 13, 2020, 05:19:52 pm

Billy Connolly.

Denis Law.

S Colmcille.
Big names joining up to the YES campaign.

Billy Connolly has not joined up to the campaign for separation, lol.

Anything to back up the Dennis Law claim?

Aye he's family to my brother Raymond Buchan .
My dad first marriage was to Denis Law's sister Georgina whom he had a son Raymond !y half brother I saw him on Friday morning.
Denis was asked in 2014 if he supported independence from one of the papers maybe the Daily record Denis said he's not lived in Scotland for a long time so it had nothing to do with him . But because of Brexit and the possibility of the NHS going up for sale has made him see it's not the best for Scotland to remain in the union . Denis has been a labour man all his life according to my brother he sees him when he goes to Manchester.
For the record my brother is a hardened Yoon and big Churchill and army man .
My dad lived in Printfield with the Law family .

But Georgina's brother Joe Law finished my dad's marriage to Georgina because he said that my dad who was doing his national service was fkn other women .

Joe passed away not that long ago. He wasn't a nice person .

Fair play, Buc.  That's an interesting family story.

The question is though, given your misguided attempt to claim Billy Connolly as a Yes campaigner.. is there a chance you could have taken Denis' words the wrong way?

No mate but i put Billy in because he's now backing independence
The YES was part was a we wind up mate .

I'm afraid there's nothing to show that Billy Connolly is now backing independence.

Glad to hear it was a wind up about Denis Law though.  I've got a feeling he'll have an emotional connection not just to Scotland but also to the rest of the country, given he spent so amazing years with Man UTD.

Indeed.

I’m sure Brian Laudrup feels an emotional connection to both Scotland and Denmark. The UK though, not so much.