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MCHALE: I’LL BUILD UPON MY CALL-UP

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THE ENGLAND C squad have just finished watching Real Madrid win the Champions League final when Tom McHale sits down for a quick chat.
The night before he’d explained how he combines his day job making Cornish Pasties – Chicken Fajita is his favourite, “I love the job” he says – and playing for Truro City, who reached the National League South playoffs.
Despite his growing reputation, the keeper admits that receiving a call from Truro chairman Pete Masters to tell him he’d been picked for England C was a surprise.
“I knew Mick Payne from the Non-Lea...

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