Though not entirely common I have certainly heard "he's good people." I am of the opinion that it is meant to expand into "he is of good people" but that is just an opinion, largely baseless.
I don't think it's correct English. I have a friend from Hungary who I used to play Battlefield 2 with and he always said "he is good people" about other players... good memories, lol.
hermit
July 12, 2010 04:22 PM
Right, not correct, but accepted colloquially, and comes from
"...of good people".
