I did lol at the reference to not waiting for the scheme booklet to be released when yes voters had done exactly the same thing. Lets call a spade a shovel, when has a an expert's report ever said a deal wasn't within a fair and reasonable price range.
As you need 75% of those that vote to pass the resolution the 9% indicating NO would block out current 26% indicating YES. I understand there is many more No votes to follow and on that basis without an improved offer that recognises the intrinsic value of TMT, I don't see how the YES vote passes. Of course a long way to go in the process before the vote occurs but this certainly livens things up.