Guido has unearthed some rather surreal 90s footage of prominent Grassroots Out advocate Kate Hoey eating snails with Lenny McLean and a young Ronnie O’Sullivan. McLean was a champion bareknuckle fighter once dubbed Britain’s hardest man, and O’Sullivan would go on to be one of the greatest snooker players of all time. It looks to Guido like Hoey knows how to pick a winner: a good omen for the referendum…
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