We don’t.
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3
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Candidly mate some do , it’s not the first time I’ve read it or even heard it unfortunately.
It’s certainly not common but it’s used by some
Bin dippers is a derogatory term aimed at scousers generally and i have never heard any scouse blues use that term.
I am not saying you havent heard it but for me it is everybit as insulting as the poverty song thats the topic ar the moment.
I know what the expression comes from mate and like you I’ve never heard it from a scouser.
No argument from me about finding it insulting.
Benicetoourboys
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Merry Christmas everyone (even the reds).
davek
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Shevin Keedy
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I sometimes use it, but only because I find the term "goujons" a bit too fancy for my particular dialect.
oooh do love me some chicken dippers, mmmmmm yum-yum
Bryan+
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Dippers, as I see some commenting was a phrase coined by the mancs for the alleged theft of the victims belongings at hillsborough and later as an insult for scousers as a whole, ie “bin dippers”. Meaning rifling through bins.
Someone correct me if I’m wrong but that’s how I came to know it.
Shevin Keedy
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ah I see you're a goujons man, well each to their own I suppose. Merry Festivus!
toffee82
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I've never heard a blue use the phrase dippers.
As far as I know it's a Manc insult to all scousers.
As far as I know it's a Manc insult to all scousers.
That Crystal Palace Lad was carried off on a stretcher last night, blood coming from a wound.
Not a mention on the BBC football website today, and here's silly old me expecting it to be headline news.
Not a mention on the BBC football website today, and here's silly old me expecting it to be headline news.
