Putting his shirt on it: Ryan O'Dell from Coleford, Gloucestershire, has painted his house with England coloursEngland's cricket fans are known as 'The Barmy Army' - but they have nothing on the nation's football fans.
With World Cup fever in full swing, patriots are showing their dedication to the flag in some impressively ostentatious ways.
Whether it's a turf pitch laid in the front room, a horse in full kit or even the Korma Capello curry, England's army of football fans are proving themselves barmier than anyone else.
On home ground: Dan Taylor, from Sutton Coldfield, has laid a turf pitch in his front room
Football's coming gnome: There's no doubt who Dave Evans, from Oldbury, West Midlands, is supporting after decorating his house, and if he needs an extra touch he can add this little mascot to his garden 
Roo-neigh: Colt Ambrette Absolute - Brett for short - is a sure-footed striker 
Where's the fluffy dice then? Tony Baddams spent a week doing up his terraced house
Cheers: Lynne Ackland gets one in at The London Inn at Braunton, Devon
On the wings: Andy Jackson, left, and Chris Horsley are very mobile with their patriotic Vauxhall Corsa, while Peter Jones shows his spirits aren't flagging at The Willow Tree pub in Winchester
The Devon massive: Landlord Darren Luxton has decked out the roof of his pub with the country's biggest St George's Cross - 50ft by 25ft - at The Windmill in Plymouth, Devon
Patriot games: One fan in Peterborough gives his home an instant makeover while B&Q in Havant, Hampshire, shows support in its own waysource: dailymail