Hello, I'm Jo Fidgeon.
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There are football fans and then there are full blown football fanatics.
Consider the case of Osmo, a composer from Finland.
Can I start by just getting on tape the correct pronunciation of your full name please?
My full name?
Yes, my full name is Osmotapio Everton Raichelle.
Okay, I can get the Everton.
Well, and I'll try for the others.
Yep, Osmo loves Everton so much he's changed his name to include it.
I mean why not just have a tattoo like any normal fan?
At the time tattoos were becoming very fashionable and at first I was thinking about that but realized that when I'm dead, either in ashes or microbes have eaten up any tattoo, it won't last.
Whereas Osmo is hoping to immortalize his beloved Everton through his music.
If the music lives on and Osmo's name with it, then Everton can never die, you see.
Exactly, exactly.
It's really quite sane.
For those who are not passionate supporters of the English Premier League, Everton is the somewhat less glamorous of the Merseyside teams.
Back in the 70s when Osmo was abort, it was neighbours Liverpool collecting all the trophies and winning all the overseas fans.
But it took only one match to win Osmo's heart.
I can remember it very vividly.