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also followed links from Georges site.

got real fed up with the normal backslapping neo con belligerence on other forums so when I found you lot ... Image

cheers, and a belated Image !!
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Congratulations on finding us, Brown Sauce....and welcome to The Couch.

We have a lot of discussions going on here that you can join in with, and it's a great atmosphere.

Enjoy!

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Hi Brownie (I was gonna call you Saucy, but decided against it!)

Good to see you taking a step in
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Welcome brown sauce. I promise I won't call you "Daddy" :lol: Welcome to the couch. We have a great time here and look forward to seeing you in the forums.
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Hi Brown! Welcome to the Couch.... will look forward to seeing you in the forums. :)
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my nick, "Brown Sauce" comes from a meeting from villa and blues supporters and St Pauli supporters on a trip to Hamburg.

I am not one of the original members, but have supported Villa since the glory days of the third division in the seventies and I have supported St Pauli ever since I saw them and particularly their fan base some years ago, long before this meeting.

So I don't think that the Brown Sauce is unfitting, but more likely to be of the HP variety being a Brummie.

It along with Branston pickle and the English language are a few of the very few things I miss of the UK. Living now about 1 and a half hours away from the St Pauli ground.
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Brown Sauce wrote:
It along with Branston pickle and the English language are a few of the very few things I miss of the UK. Living now about 1 and a half hours away from the St Pauli ground.
I keep myself well stocked up with pickle and you can too https://www.ukgoods.com/cross-blackwell- ... -p-87.html

You can also keep your brown sauce stocked up! :thumbs:

That is an interesting story too on how you got your nickname! Thanks for sharing.
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Welcome to the couch.
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Skylace wrote:
Brown Sauce wrote:
It along with Branston pickle and the English language are a few of the very few things I miss of the UK. Living now about 1 and a half hours away from the St Pauli ground.
I keep myself well stocked up with pickle and you can too https://www.ukgoods.com/cross-blackwell- ... -p-87.html

You can also keep your brown sauce stocked up! :thumbs:

That is an interesting story too on how you got your nickname! Thanks for sharing.
I hate to appear stupid, but is "brown sauce" like steak sauce? I always thought it was like gravy. We don't call anything brown sauce here.

Just seem appropriate to ask while we were on the topic :)
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Hello and welcome :wave:
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eefanincan wrote:I hate to appear stupid, but is "brown sauce" like steak sauce? I always thought it was like gravy. We don't call anything brown sauce here.

Just seem appropriate to ask while we were on the topic :)
It's the consistency of ketchup or BBQ sauce, except brown and vinegary!
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faceless wrote:
eefanincan wrote:I hate to appear stupid, but is "brown sauce" like steak sauce? I always thought it was like gravy. We don't call anything brown sauce here.

Just seem appropriate to ask while we were on the topic :)
It's the consistency of ketchup or BBQ sauce, except brown and vinegary!
Ah, sounds like it's what we call steak sauce here. We've one by H&P I think and it has the Queens symbol ("By approval....etc") on it, so I think that must be it.
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eefanincan wrote:
faceless wrote:
eefanincan wrote:I hate to appear stupid, but is "brown sauce" like steak sauce? I always thought it was like gravy. We don't call anything brown sauce here.

Just seem appropriate to ask while we were on the topic :)
It's the consistency of ketchup or BBQ sauce, except brown and vinegary!
Ah, sounds like it's what we call steak sauce here. We've one by H&P I think and it has the Queens symbol ("By approval....etc") on it, so I think that must be it.
It really is like steak sauce eefan. The A1 steak sauce tastes a lot like "Daddies" but it's a bit sweeter.
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Skylace wrote:
eefanincan wrote:
faceless wrote:
eefanincan wrote:I hate to appear stupid, but is "brown sauce" like steak sauce? I always thought it was like gravy. We don't call anything brown sauce here.

Just seem appropriate to ask while we were on the topic :)
It's the consistency of ketchup or BBQ sauce, except brown and vinegary!
Ah, sounds like it's what we call steak sauce here. We've one by H&P I think and it has the Queens symbol ("By approval....etc") on it, so I think that must be it.
It really is like steak sauce eefan. The A1 steak sauce tastes a lot like "Daddies" but it's a bit sweeter.
"A1" !!! That's the name of it! I couldn't think of that for the life of me! Yes, it is the same thing then. Sorted!
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