Adel to the barcodes

[maverick69]

never heard a West Londoner ,use the expression " dinlow " ,dimlow ,yes ,never dinlow , you from traveller stock ?

I'm not a traveller - although my great gran was a Roma who lived in Northolt (AFAIK). Spent a fair few of my years growing up in Owlsmoor - which is traveller central.

It was certainly a crash course in how to look after yourself!

[Callum22]

he has still got it albeit in a reserve match.

http://www.thesportbible.com/article...g-special-goal

[vespa]

I'm not a traveller - although my great gran was a Roma who lived in Northolt (AFAIK). Spent a fair few of my years growing up in Owlsmoor - which is traveller central.

It was certainly a crash course in how to look after yourself!

Growing up round Mitcham ,most of my pals were from Romany families ,good people .( where i picked up expressions like "dinlow "! )

[vespa]

So odd cos that's exactly what I thought.

Kev ,i was just making conversation .

[maverick69]

Growing up round Mitcham ,most of my pals were from Romany families ,good people .( where i picked up expressions like "dinlow "! )

Most are defiantly good people. You just can't back down though.

As I'm sure you know - they keep their cards close to their chest and look after their own.... but that's not a bad thing IMHO.

[Jimmy Floyd Rabbit]

Most are defiantly good people

Most I know are thieves and scammers and a few jailed for murder but that's probably more down to the company we individually keep

[Kevin Mcleod]

Kev ,i was just making conversation .

Yeah I know but I thought exactly the same, it was always dimlow in the bush and Acton mate

[maverick69]

Most I know are thieves and scammers and a few jailed for murder but that's probably more down to the company we individually keep

Lol. Everyone's got to make a crust

[vespa]

Most I know are thieves and scammers and a few jailed for murder but that's probably more down to the company we individually keep

have to admit my pals were no angels either ,but you know what i mean !

[vespa]

Yeah I know but I thought exactly the same, it was always dimlow in the bush and Acton mate

Reckon it must be people originally hearing dinlow ( the Romany word for div ),but thinking it was dimlow ,and the expression taking off !

Sorry ive taken us well off topic here !