There was a point during Everton's recent 4-2 beating of Leicester when David Unsworth swelled with pride.
The 43-year-old, a club stalwart who now manages Everton's Under 23s, looked out from his seat in the Main Stand and saw Matthew Pennington snapping into tackles, Tom Davies driving forward from midfield and Ross Barkley sprinkling stardust.
This was his utopia: academy products, schooled the 'Everton way', playing lead roles with Goodison packed to the rafters. But before Unsworth became too satisfied with what he saw, impatience took hold.
'They are lovely moments,' he says.