90 minutes of the Benny Hill theme for Goodison. 

I'm sure Thommo once said something about he and Mortimer being two lads from the same school who went on to lift the European Cup in consecutive years.   What's funny about that Villa side is that for years they had Doug Ellis on the club's board, and they were a mid-table club who would have the odd decent season, maybe winning a League Cup at best, but flirt with relegation (and even fall through the trap door once or twice) every now and then. He got kicked off the board, and they went on to win the league title and then the European Cup. Then Ellis was voted back onto the board, after which they became a mid-table club who would have the odd decent season, maybe winning a League Cup at best, but flirt with relegation (and even fall through the trap door once or twice) every now and then.

I also have visions of it being like the silent movies were an organ player and some special effects music gave the films some emotion. A penalty is missed 'Wah,wah,wah,wah!'

I've watched a few of those games and found the noise of the players shouting to each other and the coaching staff giving instruction was absolutely fine. What has struck me more than anything is the lack of home advantage given the seemingly large amount of away wins. Maybe this is what has provoked the fan noise debate?

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