True essex lad

[DAVE AT HARLOW]

I AM from Harlow and support Aldershot Town andhave done for year. I did my last 2 years of army service ther ad that is my conerction to the town. The match tonight certainly surprised alot of shrimpers and there no doubt are alot making their way back home all unhappy and disappointed. I drove back to Harl.ow as happy as a sam-boy if you wouldliketo know.

 

[OldBlueLady]

Any true Essex boy should support a team from Essex :thumbdown:

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

[video=youtube;RcHVgTFqJg0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcHVgTFqJg0[/video]

 

[Kevin Hogg]

Heyyy, support who you like. You won the game.
Rubbish club though, rubbish ground and rubbish support.

You beat us though..so enjoy that bit at least!

 

[mattytheshrimper]

I AM from Harlow and support Aldershot Town andhave done for year. I did my last 2 years of army service ther ad that is my conerction to the town. The match tonight certainly surprised alot of shrimpers and there no doubt are alot making their way back home all unhappy and disappointed. I drove back to Harl.ow as happy as a sam-boy if you wouldliketo know.

I think your name on here and your shocking spelling says it all to be honest. Surprised you don't support Orient.

 

[Firestorm]

Harlow is just Basildon for poor people

 

[Dick Bate's Protege]

I AM from Harlow and support Aldershot Town andhave done for year. I did my last 2 years of army service ther ad that is my conerction to the town. The match tonight certainly surprised alot of shrimpers and there no doubt are alot making their way back home all unhappy and disappointed. I drove back to Harl.ow as happy as a sam-boy if you wouldliketo know.

This reads like a Dear Deirdre letter, are you a repressed homosexual with a fetish for poorly executed spelling?

 

[BLUEBLOOD]

I'm worried they let people like this on the roads

Also i tried googling Harl.ow and drew a blank :unsure:

 

[OldBlueLady]

I wondered what "samboy" was? I've heard of the expression "as happy as a sandboy" of course, in which case, happy as pigs in sh** might be more appropriate bearing in mind he lives Harl.ow.

 

[BLUEBLOOD]

I wondered what "samboy" was? I've heard of the expression "as happy as a sandboy" of course, in which case, happy as pigs in sh** might be more appropriate bearing in mind he lives Harl.ow.

Haha .. quite

I could also point out i feel for chadded if this is the standard of colleague he has in the armed forces :omg:

 

[davewebbsbrain]

Haha .. quite

I could also point out i feel for chadded if this is the standard of colleague he has in the armed forces :omg:

He was probably drafted in from the American army :smile:

 

[davewebbsbrain]

[video=youtube;RcHVgTFqJg0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcHVgTFqJg0[/video]

True nostalgia. Bretty's goal in the second half was awesome. I love the way Bretty just shakes hands when he scores and there isn't a great celebration.

 

[MK Shrimper]

I wondered what "samboy" was? I've heard of the expression "as happy as a sandboy" of course, in which case, happy as pigs in sh** might be more appropriate bearing in mind he lives Harl.ow.

I always thought it was a racist term for those who lived in the desert, but after a bit of research it is apparently as Australian term for a boy, who delivers sand, and gets paid in beer, hence my deleted post.

Dave is still a prize knobend though.

 

[WightShrimper]

He was probably drafted in from the American army :smile:

In that case I expect he fires off missives against his fellow supporters on the Aldersh*t forum (assuming there are any on there who can read and write):winking:

 

[OldBlueLady]

I always thought it was a racist term for those who lived in the desert, but after a bit of research it is apparently as Australian term for a boy, who delivers sand, and gets paid in beer, hence my deleted post.

Dave is still a prize knobend though.

Also derives from the times when sand used to be put on the floor of pubs, quays etc, a job apparently traditionally done by boys - and definitely better than being down a mine, in a cotton factory or up a chimney, hence "happy".