How GOOD Was Matt Le Tissier, Actually?

[@OffThePostYT]

0:00 Please like the video :) 0:15 The Set-Piece King 0:54 Kicking off in Guernsey 1:27 169 Goals in 1 Season 1:59 Le Tissier's Style of Play 3:02 Becoming a Southampton Legend 4:47 "Le God" 7:17 Being a Flop for England 8:39 The Legacy of Le Tissier

[@GeGeHD]

Great video

[@OffThePostYT]

❤️

[@gegeplays1111]

Le God 🙌. Amazing factual documentary ❤️

[@OffThePostYT]

Thank you ❤️

[@GeGeHD]

Extremely talented player

[@gegeplays1111]

Absolutely

[@OffThePostYT]

One of the greatest

[@lolaslater2487]

Brilliant documentary 👌🏼

[@OffThePostYT]

I’m so glad you enjoyed it 🫶🏻

[@theoldroyd]

dont know how i stumbled across this but glad i did. good vid mate

[@OffThePostYT]

Thank you mate. Please check out my other vids if you enjoyed 👊🏻

[@mktf5582]

Please do Peter Beardsley - Stanley Matthews - Paul Scholes.

[@OffThePostYT]

Thanks! Added to the list :)

[@Stiglitz71]

He was fired for speaking his truth. That's the thing that's controversial about that affair. Not his views. Which weren't political. But common sense. Matt showed himself as great a guy off the field as on it.

[@OffThePostYT]

I’ve actually met Matt numerous times. He is a genuine person no matter his views.

[@systemofapown]

Not sure how spreading false conspiracies about covid, comparing it to the holocaust and denying that the Bucha ever took place is 'common sense'. 'His truth' is just baseless disinformation, and it's slightly odd that you're so willing to give him a free pass because you like him as a footballer. Le Tissier was a wonderful, enigmatic player who may be perfectly nice in person, but that doesn't mean you should feel the need to excuse extreme, prejudiced and idiotic views because you're such a fanboy.

[@stevel9914]

@@systemofapown funny that .. because up in the far north doctors are blaming the v for a massive increase in diabetes. There's been a report that women are suffering from menstrual bleeding both post and pre menopause by up to 2-5 times more. The CDC in the US are now admitting that pericarditis and myocarditis are significant v issues ... and the current estimation is that it is now 1 in 800 people suffering from an adverse reaction of this type. Then there are the numerous other adverse reactions being reported. Your notion that it is controversial .. is no longer cotroversial ... it's accepted as fact.

[@MotherAlgorithm]

​@systemofapown covid was a load of horseshit and you know it.

[@Folkenheath145]

What he said was indeed wrong, but anything that contrasts with the main narrative gets blasted as "disinformation" a lot today. That's just as bad, if not, worse 😳

[@bartduynstee1577]

Le Tissier was a very good player, playmaker......for the teams he played for. but because he was such a demanding character playmaker, it would only work with particular teams. specifically teams with lesser budgets, so these were forced to invest in workhorses and that fit in perfectly with Le Tissier. he wasn't just a gifted technical player, but was one with oversight of how a team could perform. that would never work with starstudded teams.

[@OffThePostYT]

🙌

[@thiefoftomorrow]

more talented with the ball at his feet than gazza..... yeh i said it

[@OffThePostYT]

Wow! Massive shout.

[@bartduynstee1577]

definitely more talented than gazza

[@SuperUnbeliever]

More comparable with Barnes than Gazza. But Gazza much more versatile than both.

[@andrewharrington6953]

Danny Wallace not David

[@JaymzZeppelin]

"Matt Le Tissier was one of England's greatest footballers" Lmao. He had a worldie in him, but if you watched him week in and week out you would know how ridiculous that statement is.

[@OffThePostYT]

Matt was brilliant

[@JaymzZeppelin]

@@OffThePostYT No offence mate, but you sound too young to actually have an opinion on him. 100% you were born long after he left Southampton.

[@MrVvulf]

He played for a team that was constantly struggling with relegation battles, had offers from major clubs around Europe for most of his career, but stayed loyal to Southampton (like Juninho Pernambucano did at O.L. - the REAL set piece King). Over his 16 years with Southampton, he had a goal contribution rate over 40%. In one season, (93-94 iirc) his goal contributions were 69%. Who else comes close to that?

[@bw7043]

Different gravy

[@OffThePostYT]

Absolutely!