Just hesitant to get into any protracted discussion but also that it's okay to say these foods are also English.

Yeah like pasties fair enough, but its not really that different to pies in general. I love a tattie scone and would always take it over a hashbrown, but struggle with the idea that a 'full breakfast' isn't English but is Welsh, Scottish or Cornish. Similar to a Sunday roast.

Probs gonna regret this but what is Scottish, Welsh or Cornish but not English?

Completely and I've definitely seem him refer to people as Uncle Tom's before so fair assumption, but just in this context my assumption was more as a greeting.

Honestly don't think that's what he is trying to imply here. Uncle/Aunty is a pretty common expression in lots of cultures for 'elders/seniors' etc.

Not a bad run tbf considering everthing going on around the club. Hopefully we can keep it going through December and should be in a decent place for the second half of the season.