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  1. Totally agree. If St mirren are held up as a scapegoat in this farce and are penalised in a “sporting sense” I’m finished with the game here. It’s a complete make it up as you fumble along here with the SPFL Cannot see the SPFL taking on and threatening the Glasgow two in this threatening manner. An absolute race to the bottom , the state of the game here.
  2. So it’s indicative albeit at this early stage of polls that the Labour party has become basically irrelevant. Potentially massive change in the political map. Yet the end game, the outcome, well the country will continue to rage against Westminster. So nothing changes if nothing changes
  3. What a truly embarrassing interview with Johnson and Marr this morning. Two daft lads in a playground squabble. Truly cringeworthy stuff. Boris Johnson just chunters on and on and on and never finishes a sentence. Marr just lobbed question after question at him , truly a pathetic exchange between both of them. Total mess. Boris is really simply a prattling shambles of verbal diarrhoea. He’s the PM and top politician, wow, just wow, He is the worst example of a politician he’s an arrogant aloof pest , just don’t try and pin any question on him and expect an answer. Dreadful.
  4. Aye, cheers Tony, so for St Mirren its #needanothergoalieinjanuary
  5. Yup, that's politics summed up in a nutshell. The lot of them ( all brands ) are utter hypocrites and play the completely disingenuous doublespeak at every turn. I just wish we could ignore the feckers. Media should just impose a reporting restriction on all forms of politics for a year. Starve the grasping collective clownery of any form of media and public exposure.
  6. The we have this Gove chancer, what a Class A wanker A Drunk and Disorderly Brexit In the Dark.url
  7. Be lucky if I used a thimble full of petrol given the distance I travelled. The woman at Arnold clark said, "Is that you back already?". Shocking ! So and a colleague could have carried it................its idleness of thought as much as idleness of action that gets wee Greta Thunderbolts goat dontcha know
  8. Yes, its a blight, yes its unacceptable folk should be required to or allowed to be involved in street begging ........... Issue ?
  9. Yup, seen similar across recent tams in particular, clearly a blatant form of coordination. My gripe is simple, what are authorities ( agencies too numerous to mention ) actually doing to mitigate this, it appears absolutely hee haw. Presently it seems we are simply providing a blind eye, almost an assist to blatant begging in all its guises rather than doing anything about it. The trend looks like increasing and basically changing the street dynamic completely. If we the great Joe Public can see and express concern over this, why cant the authorities ? I suppose a zero tolerance approach to this is simply not acceptable in human rights parlance. I'd just love to hear our politicians , local , regional national, express some concern and propose and implement some policy to recognise and eradicate this horrendous blight, both on beggars and the pavement walking public. Its blatantly unacceptable, but yet is clearly becoming the new norm.
  10. There must literally be hundreds in Glasgow now , numbers seem to be for ever on the up
  11. Interesting replies so far, tends to indicate my fear of the blindingly obvious I suppose, this issue is going to grow, the dam is breached and this is going to turn to a flood of street hassle. Based in my recent experience and as BoK says you start to fear for your family/kids getting hassled. There seems to be a definite increase in the sinister presence of 'organised begging', its really blatantly obvious in main areas of Glasgow now, so why is no one making a stand on this. I mean there must surely be a policy or at least practical political will somewhere to eradicate this from the streets ffs.
  12. Seems to me the numbers of people on the streets in towns and cities 'begging' is significantly on the rise ? Not confined to one particular social demographic but recently the sheer volume of street begging , both direct and passive appears to be significantly on the rise. Recently in Glasgow we were approached directly on several occasions , to the point it was intimidating and un nerving. Dunno if I need a better filter but the amount of street begging generally is staggering to me and looks to be increasing almost daily.. This is no longer confined to the main street corners, but seems to be prevalent now every other shop entrance and bank cash machine outlet. A lot of the begging is now clearly coordinated amongst groups, some of it still spontaneous and desperate in nature , some of it tbh is also clearly a piss take as some on street beggars seem to have a steady regular slot. Irrespective of the politicking around this,, to me this looks like a problem on the rise, an issue that has no obvious end and it certainly does not appear to be getting any kind of official attention apart from the odd street pastor attending to some random unfortunate. Couldn't tell you the last time I saw a policeman anywhere near any form of anti social begging taking place.. Don't know that there is a simple solution to this, but the inaction or inability to stem the numbers involved in this seems to be a clear and obvious problem imo, one that is only going in one direction. Is this just to be the new normal, and we should we learn to simply develop a tolerance ?
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