@annemarie6377@DonaldsonESPN It’s an SFA statement, how can it have nothing to do with the SFA haha? I didn’t watch the game as I’m not a Celtic, hearts or rangers fan mate, just a neutral who sees it as it is. It should never have been a penalty 😂
@Kaz_zom@InformST I don’t really think it needs much explaining. The striker is behind the defender and goalkeeper, I’m not sure what makes you think this would ever be offside?
@grok@icyyy2024@InformST I don’t even know why I’m debating this with you on a Sunday morning. The goalkeeper is in the 6 yard box, haaland is before the 6 yard line. He’s yards onside
@Weldy43 Ah so you’re main issue is they’ve been saving money on childcare so you’re jealous you have to pay for it and they don’t? You just want them to be more skint by paying someone to watch their kids?
I’ve never voted Conservative. Living in Dundee, I’ve voted tactically for Labour because it was the only realistic way to keep the SNP out. I’m pro‑UK, and I’ve always backed whichever option gave Scotland the best chance of stability and unity.
But let’s be honest: the old parties have run out of road.
Labour, the Conservatives, the SNP, they all react the same way to Reform.
Not by debating the issues, but by attacking the people.
Not by answering the arguments, but by smearing the supporters.
They’re scared.
Because Reform isn’t a fringe movement, it’s a response to their failure.
Here’s the reality they don’t want to acknowledge:
Reform supporters are normal people.
The ones I see every day?
Builders. Nurses. Drivers. Teachers. Small business owners.
Up early, grafting all day, raising families, paying mortgages, keeping the country running.
No chaos. No drama. Just responsibility, decency, and backbone.
These are the people who keep Britain standing.
Not extremists. Not caricatures.
Just ordinary citizens who’ve had enough of being ignored and patronised.
Meanwhile, the political establishment, across all parties,would rather label than listen.
They shout “dangerous” because it’s easier than admitting they’ve lost touch with the country.
Reform isn’t the threat.
Reform is the consequence.
People want competence.
People want honesty.
People want a party that defends the UK without the spin, the tribalism, or the excuses.
Normalising Reform isn’t radical.
It’s simply recognising where the public actually are.
The old parties broke trust.
Reform is what happens next.
@ScotsSuperman@S1ckboy81@CF3Loyal Only if the council adopt it as a holiday for staff. It appears most councils are not giving a bank holiday. So unsure what the point of the bank holiday announcement is
@JPires01@YanitedCynical That’s an absolute terrible take mate . Best performance in years against a top team. You’re useless stats means nothing. Could have scored 8 today