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[Oldsmobile-88]

Or a shell suit

That was a Scousers uniform of choice iirc

 

[Bridgy 81]

Having spent my whole childhood in Southend until I went to Exeter University as an 18 yo, I find all of your offensive stereotypes offensive. I went to school on the Estuary with mates who became eminent Solicitors, high-flying business men and Headmasters. I knew some brilliant minds and if this is the best you can say about an area that I am still proud to have grown up in and have been shaped as a human, then shame on you Exeter City......I won't be back on here.

I‘ve thought similar on occasions since I’ve been on here.
Obviously the decision is yours, but I’d be sorry to see you go.
I’m trying not to sound too pompous, but there’s a great variety of comments and opinions on here, some you may agree with, some you may disagree with and some you may find offensive but I’ve concluded we’re all Exeter City supporters, so focus on that and stay with us.

 

[tavyred]

Having spent my whole childhood in Southend until I went to Exeter University as an 18 yo, I find all of your offensive stereotypes offensive. I went to school on the Estuary with mates who became eminent Solicitors, high-flying business men and Headmasters. I knew some brilliant minds and if this is the best you can say about an area that I am still proud to have grown up in and have been shaped as a human, then shame on you Exeter City......I won't be back on here.

Fackin ‘ell. That escalated quickly!

 

[DJG.ECFC]

Having spent my whole childhood in Southend until I went to Exeter University as an 18 yo, I find all of your offensive stereotypes offensive. I went to school on the Estuary with mates who became eminent Solicitors, high-flying business men and Headmasters. I knew some brilliant minds and if this is the best you can say about an area that I am still proud to have grown up in and have been shaped as a human, then shame on you Exeter City......I won't be back on here.

Just had a read back to find the offensive Essex content and all I could find was white jeans and fluffy dice blimey slightly over sensitive, no? Heard far worse stereotypes about the West Country that Im sure we’ve all laughed off at times

 

[red1]

Having spent my whole childhood in Southend until I went to Exeter University as an 18 yo, I find all of your offensive stereotypes offensive. I went to school on the Estuary with mates who became eminent Solicitors, high-flying business men and Headmasters. I knew some brilliant minds and if this is the best you can say about an area that I am still proud to have grown up in and have been shaped as a human, then shame on you Exeter City......I won't be back on here.

Is this for real ??

 

[ramone]

Just had a read back to find the offensive Essex content and all I could find was white jeans and fluffy dice blimey slightly over sensitive, no? Heard far worse stereotypes about the West Country that Im sure we’ve all laughed off at times

The comments about us all being Zider drinking carrot crunchers who all drive tractors got boring tbh , Heard worse from the cooks in a NAAFI.

 

[iscalad]

Debn born, Debn bred. Thick in the arm and thick in the head.
I'm sure this goes for many other counties as well.

 

[fred binneys head]

No one say anything else, he might change his mind. Could never post properly anyway, the white jean wearing, fluffy dice owning muppet

 

[StroudGrecian]

Having spent my whole childhood in Southend until I went to Exeter University as an 18 yo, I find all of your offensive stereotypes offensive. I went to school on the Estuary with mates who became eminent Solicitors, high-flying business men and Headmasters. I knew some brilliant minds and if this is the best you can say about an area that I am still proud to have grown up in and have been shaped as a human, then shame on you Exeter City......I won't be back on here.

On the plus side, you've finally figured out how to post properly

 

[Grecian Max]

Having spent my whole childhood in Southend until I went to Exeter University as an 18 yo, I find all of your offensive stereotypes offensive. I went to school on the Estuary with mates who became eminent Solicitors, high-flying business men and Headmasters. I knew some brilliant minds and if this is the best you can say about an area that I am still proud to have grown up in and have been shaped as a human, then shame on you Exeter City......I won't be back on here.

The wettest post I’ve ever seen and there’s been a lot of contenders