kwozzy ur have to get up early to catch me and mappo 
and as tony says this used to be a good clean thread untill you got on here and lowered the bloody tone 
hey tony have you noticed he brought two mates on here for his defence and even they blamed him for all the mishaps 
so if your reading this mrs kwozzy get the next plane back out of here or you will end in tears for you as now you can see what kind of a man he really is … bet he didnt tell you about his drink problem, sokeep the wine well hidden mrs kwozzy
ok you misfits, you win ,ill stay off here so you can blow sunshine up eachothers arses, im sure youll be happy together. bye, bye, ill not bother you all again
mappo:
dreva:
why did you all leave davis■■?Hi again Dreva,
I left Davies about ten years ago
circumstances, and i guess that 23 years at international work was enough.
It was a bloody good job then,guv,nor and workmates alike.
There was a good variety of work including a lot of three legged work, ie UK to Spain,or Portugal, then re-load for Italy or Greece or visa-versa, depending on the different fruit seasons.
To be honest, like most of the lads i miss it like hell but i aint getting any younger and i now enjoy my weekends at home especially after a week on bloody containers.
Regards Tony.
PS Dont mention ChipionaReader & Flipper
Nice to see you pair on ,ere. Dont go telling tales now
WARNING THIS NEXT PIC MAY OFFEND
It was,nt always tilts & then fridges on Davies, some of us older ones had to work for a living.
We did a few trips for Skillbeech taking containers on flat trailers
to Savona in Italy ,( i think they were then shipped to Libya ) then re-loaded washing machines at Philcos nr. Bergamo
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNEDFrom left to right
Paul Nichols, Michel ( frenchSTS subby ) Me, Nigel Smith ( zebedee ) & Dave Morgan. In the background is a Skillbeech Daf driven by Robin Bartlett, who took the pic
cheers for that mappo what about the rest of them■■?
I’M STILL GONE!!!
dont go kwoz i like all your witty repotwa with the other lads
Gone but NOT forgotten Kwoz bit like America
Tone, yea I remembered Dave M’ driving but just didn,t realise he was in it with you way back then mate, didn,t know that many of us were in the dolly knot brigade
Reader, Joe or anyone for that matter, anyone know where 2 likely ex kingsley lads are now? Namely Dave Green (or Greenaway,never sure 
) & or Ian Beavis an IoW man as i recall (corkhead isn’t it?). Heard Ian was running a bookshop some years ago but it may just have been that weeks press release from rumour control.
Keep polishing the dash lads, red lights a twinkling 
WELL JUST TO LET YOU KNOW IT MIGHT END IN TEARS FOR KWOZZY BUT NOT ME. ( MRS. KWOZZY). ANY ONE KNOW THE STORY OF KWOZZY WAKING UP WITH SOME SPANISH WOMAN IN HIS TRUCK? HE DOESN’T REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED■■? ANYONE HAVE ANYMORE GOOD STORIES ON HIM?
Now this could cost you dearly Kwoz! What price silence? 
FLIPPER YOU CAN TELL ME. KWOZ DOESN’T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY FOR YOUR SILENCE.
Hi lads just got back 2am from a short trip to France so sorry to hear about George Rayner he drove for me for a couple of spells way back both UK and Europe was always neat and tidy. He had to extracted from the small bridge near our yard once skidded on black ice with a heavy Roba trailer on!
Last time I saw him was at a motorhome show in Malvern 2005 had a cowboy hat and boots on he was not that well then and was parked in the disabled pitches.
They were affectionately called ‘George and Mildred’ whilst on for us!
Sincere condolences to Mary and family
Anyone know when and where the funeral is please?
Regards Pat
mappo:
dreva:
why did you all leave davis■■?Hi again Dreva,
I left Davies about ten years ago
circumstances, and i guess that 23 years at international work was enough.
It was a bloody good job then,guv,nor and workmates alike.
There was a good variety of work including a lot of three legged work, ie UK to Spain,or Portugal, then re-load for Italy or Greece or visa-versa, depending on the different fruit seasons.
To be honest, like most of the lads i miss it like hell but i aint getting any younger and i now enjoy my weekends at home especially after a week on bloody containers.
Regards Tony.
PS Dont mention ChipionaReader & Flipper
Nice to see you pair on ,ere. Dont go telling tales now
WARNING THIS NEXT PIC MAY OFFEND
It was,nt always tilts & then fridges on Davies, some of us older ones had to work for a living.
We did a few trips for Skillbeech taking containers on flat trailers
to Savona in Italy ,( i think they were then shipped to Libya ) then re-loaded washing machines at Philcos nr. Bergamo
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNEDFrom left to right
Paul Nichols, Michel ( frenchSTS subby ) Me, Nigel Smith ( zebedee ) & Dave Morgan. In the background is a Skillbeech Daf driven by Robin Bartlett, who took the pic
Hi Tony isn’t that the infamous ‘Knickers’ Nigel Smith, I will let you explain
Regards Pat
Hi Flip
How you doin Ameggo.Well its a shame we are not on one of those famous
ship out nights with Kwoz could cost him pretty dearly, but then i forgot If kwoz
wasnt there we would not be drinkin would we :luv ya lang time Kwoz.
I’M STILL GONE
Dont be cruel about Nigel Pat. We ALL know about the “knickers” incident but come to that, isnt that a surgical stocking he’s got on his leg? Perhaps this was the start…
IM STILL GONE!!!
No No No No Kwoz.
U av been gone alang alang alang alang time Spesh .
Sorry lads to ■■■■ into your banter but I found this pic,it may ring a bell for some
one
Cheers Marc.
Hello everybody nice to hear all the storys you boys got up to in europe my time at davies was later.Had alot of fun there but now im in canada having fun driving all over canada and the usa.Have been hauling in the oil patch for the last 3 months home every night and 17hr days very long days so im going back on long haul back to the states talk soon clint
back by popular demand (dreva) how are you all, well i hope. ok you back stabbing numptys your gonna be sorry, cos my good friend beggsy should be on here soon and i know that i will get the respect due to me. john has always been an upstanding pillar of company and community, a false word has never passed his lips.he is a true gentleman.
kwozzy:
Hi Mrs. Kwozzy,
Very brave of you to come on here.
I seem to remember the the Spanish woman in Kwozzys truck and her loud
screams when she saw him in daylight 