"An academic couldn't think of another instance where one side had won the campaign, but lost the referendum - that's where Yes ended up." As part of a series of #IndyRef specials, blair jenkins - who was Chief Executive of the Yes Scotland campaign - reflects. Listen now.

@BlairJenkinsYes It’s OVER ,,They know it ,,,WE know it , the SNP bods are going to ride the gravy train though ,, all the way till it hits the buffers of the General election . The Scots have “Seen Through” the Nationalist Trash Talk ,,, and will vote accordingly .👍

@BlairJenkinsYes How contrary, typical Nat thinking.

@BlairJenkinsYes And back in the real world you’re still British

@BlairJenkinsYes Here’s another academic proving that he’s as daft as the rest of the nationalists. Outside of Dundee and Glasgow the yes side won nothing at all but continue to think they represent Scotland when the truth is they are either pitied or ridiculed.

@BlairJenkinsYes Demonstrably the Yes side didn’t ‘win the campaign’…they might have achieved a lot relative to their starting proposition but they failed, massively, to convince a majority of Scots on merits of independence.

@BlairJenkinsYes Look at me says Blair. I won the campaign but lost the referendum!!! Very careless. Poor wee scone.,

@BlairJenkinsYes Won on the campaign, but lost the referendum? What a lot of purile shite. You lost big time. Accept it and move on.

@BlairJenkinsYes “Technically we won.” Unfortunately Scotland then lost. 9 grinding years of whinging grievance and hopeless politics.

@BlairJenkinsYes You guys can have the campaign championship cup, and we'll keep our country. Sound good?

@BlairJenkinsYes