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McCarthy and family are the patriotic sort. Each time England qualify for a major tournament, McCarthy Towers risks allegations of racism by displaying a plethora of St Georges flags. Burgess Hills Favourite Minor Celebrity is also a regular attendee of matches involving the national team, as these pages are proud to show |
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| The road to the World Cup begins, as with less than 100 days to go England face African Champions Egypt in a friendly match at Wembley | England have the chance to qualify for the World Cup with victory at Wembley over their nemesis of the Euro 2008 campaign Croatia |
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| Despite a massive underground strike and doubts over even getting to Wembley, let alone home, Scott and Alison head to the World Cup Qualifier with Andorra | England go looking for a fifth win out of five in their bid to qualify for the 2010 world cup, as the McCarthy family travel to Wembley for the visit of Ukraine |
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| Its another day out at Wembley, this time for a bargain £10 as England Under 21's take on Portugal Under 21's in an important qualifying game | The Capello reign has begun solidly if not spectacularly. The Czech Republic would be a stern test, despite the lack of Jan Koller |
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| Fabio Capellos first game as England manager bought Switzerland to Wembley. The McCarthy Family ventured to the capital to take in the start of a new era | Does life get any better than this? An afternoon trailing pubs in the great city of London, followed by England v Russia at the brand new Wembley Stadium |
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| Spain are notoriously racist, and one of McCarthys favourite footballing nations. Therefore, seeing them take on England at Old Trafford just had to be done | Charlie Humphreys loses her footballing virginity, as McCarthy treats his young lady friend to England v reigning European Champions Greece at Old Trafford |
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| England face Jamaica in their final game before the 2006 World Cup. Peter Crouch starts, could he perform with number one fan McCarthy present at Old Trafford | The McCarty family traveled to see England take on Iceland at the City of Manchester Stadium in their final warm up game before Euro 2004 |