Mozart + Matt Le Tissier

[@paulandrewfrancis]

finally some elegant music to go along with a football video instead of the usual crap of dance or pop watever. and if any1 deserves elegant music its matt le tissier. what a player

[@aprc1977a]

look at the liverpool fans clapping his goal at 2.40 thats just class. He was like a slalom skier. one of the best. I remember fergie tried to sign him many times for us.

[@frodiarnason]

Acknowledged. Also, 4:09, some class act Blackburn fans.

[@paulcole2000]

One of the most outstandingly talented, creative, artistic geniuses the world has ever seen, and some music by Mozart.

[@will-sully]

Privileged to have watched this man play over the years and witnessed a few of his spectacular goals. Love seeing the Liverpool and Blackburn fans applauding here - the ability to appreciate genius and footballing artistry even when it's against your own team.

[@frodiarnason]

It's absolutely mind boggling that this guy only got to play 8 times for England.

[@nickybutt9733]

Brilliant but very lazy fella

[@seaempty]

Two geniuses at work.

[@mkfloyd9131]

You mean 3 as I thought I spied Alan Ball there managing the Saints...

[@miltonmania18]

World class and technical player wrongfully ignored by the national team.

[@WELLBRAN]

Its one of those mysteries

[@leondowling2174]

True, austrians ignored motzart cause he was a little slow and a bit aloof.

[@devilfacedjedi]

Totally agree with you. In 1998 he scored something like 9 goals in the last 8 games of the season. Played against Russia B in the final international before the World Cup and scored a typical letissier hat trick. He was THE form player at the time and I seriously believe he was the top 3 players in the world at that time. and when hoddle dropped gascoigne he massively fucked up by not taking le tissier.

[@iamtheoneandonly9361]

To think that Darius Vassell, Stewart Downing, Darren Bent, Carlton Palmer, Rickie Lambert, Emile Heskey and Darren Anderton have more England caps than this guy is quite frankly depressing. No wonder we haven't won anything since 1966.

[@pda3095]

👍🏻 Could you imagine an England manager saying ‘hey Matt,play how you want,go and score some outrageous goals so we can win’ sadly it never happened. A true Gent and Talent.

[@newcjon]

Absolutely brilliant. And it doesn’t even include two of his greatest goals in the home match against Newcastle in the early nineties.

[@simong83]

The crazy thing is that this video still hasn't got some of the most well known goals scored against Newcastle, Man utd, Arsenal and Villa and it is still 5 minutes of shear class show me any goal and I'll show you a better goal scored by Matt le tiss, what a phenomenal player!

[@MrCemsipahi]

respect to one of the greatest footballers ever from istanbul FENERBAHCE SK! a true legend! only matt le tissier can score a goal like this...greetings..

[@kisbie]

2:27 might just be my favourite ever goal - precise, brutal, caressive, intelligent, instinctive and beautiful all at the same time. You are watching a man on a higher spiritual plane than the rest of us.

[@stephenfoz1307]

kisbie and with his weaker foot!

[@Andrew-el8xi]

Le god .....be great to have him as a classic player on pes or fifa ..to me he will always be the best player I've ever seen

[@GenocideGeneral215]

Poetry in motion simply one of the most underrated players of all time

[@anthtan]

I’m still watching in 2019. And will probably rewatch again and again, year after year.

[@harlandos]

Thanks Matty. Thanks for the goals, the eye opening passes and loyalty to the cause. #saintsfc

[@moya1871]

Who made this video is a genious! it is a pleasure to see so much beauty with Mozart.

[@abhishekjekte]

This guy is like Zidane. And maybe just maybe a bit better. A legend nevertheless.

[@garykitto6360]

The most under-rated British player in history, imo! Put him anywhere on the pitch, tell him to use either foot, sit back, and watch the magic! Never a dull game with Matt on the pitch!

[@billybellend1155]

English player mate there’s no such thing as a British football team.

[@VonBlade]

2:34 is brilliant. Even the KOP has to begrudgingly give a bit of applause to the genius.

[@thecockfather82]

Even those mudafuckin' assassins...

[@knightridres]

One of the most gifted footballers to ever grace the earth, but THE SINGLE BEST shot for goal I have ever seen, absolutely ridiculous shooting prowess !!!

[@indraotsu6027]

wow..its great to come across players with this technical ability, ive never heard of this guy..reminds me of Dennis Bergkamp

[@WELLBRAN]

The messi fanboys would not believe it

[@Eduardo-pc6gq]

Thanks Brian this is truly art at its finest

[@OliBN1]

A really great Le God video. The previous poster was right about some goals missing, but then again I've seen the Newcastle double hundreds of times, it was good to watch some goals from the very early 90s

[@eriklakeland3857]

2:34 I love the respect claps from the Kop after Le Tissier's great goal at Anfield.

[@thagoff]

alongside luc nilis, one of football's demi gods that doesn't get the recognition he deserves.

[@The3753Cruithne]

I like how the even the Blackburn fans spontaneously (begrudgingly) applaud him at 4:20.

[@colmdoc2k7]

After watching this again and again I am amazed at the fact that the KOP applaud him after scoring against Liverpool at 2:37 They appreciate true class. Respect.

[@GodSaveOurTeam]

I love how often the opposition fans are seen applauding here.

[@anubuyan]

This is an awesome combination of music and sport......fav'ed and appreciated....

[@sammymcilroy]

i put it to you(tube) that this is the most prodigiously talented footballer since the Prem. What a pleasure to watch

[@foxinthelake]

Love around 4:20 when the Blackburn fans just start applauding the goal. Magic.

[@teamghoulies]

Beautiful. I forget how great some of his early goals were. I love the one where he beats the whole Norwich defence. The Blackburn goal has to be the best premiership goal ever.

[@peterlee6374]

teamghoulies what I love about that goal is flowers jumps and in mid air you can see him give up and think fuck this is going in

[@selassiejt]

Show me five minutes of goals like this from ANY other footballer.

[@Mugenloo]

That first touch at 3:22 is absolutely insane

[@DTL0VER]

Such a class act. Imagine what he’d be worth now??!

[@MarkHalliday]

Incredible! The number of times you see the stunned defenders looking around with their hands on their hips after he scores! None more so that at 1m08sec

[@kmkywapful]

Imagine how shit this video would be if it was Mozart trying to play football and classical music wrote by Le Tissier?

[@jevongraham5223]

kmkywapful maybe Mozart was sick at footy

[@GinolasSon]

I adored this footballer. Brutal abilities!

[@Saintcosser]

The 2 goals against Newcastle in the same game and the last ever goal at The Dell aren't even on there. Genius

[@philliphirsch980]

So underrated.

[@hockey6408]

He must have set the record for most times leaving an entire defense and keep completely befuddled.

[@anthtan]

Genius + Genius = MAGIC

[@GOLDSWE]

There is not any video on KZbin where all his best goals are included

[@Polosuzou]

Respect from Poitiers. Great guy, fabulous strikes. And what a celebration at 2:53 ...

[@ultrakoichi]

This guy is just awesome. He should have been international super star with 100 England caps and 50 goals for the country. Venables and Hoddle made big mistake by not picking him. We have to encourage footballers to be like him. Skill and flair.

[@8563robbie]

If he'd won 100 caps he'd have scored way more than 50 goals. In any other team he'd have had at lease 30% more possession.

[@TheMrBennito]

awesome truely AWESOME player, england should have won titles with him aboard!

[@JamieOWTS]

I doubt you will ever get another player like him in this day and age. A fantastic player playing for a side who were often fighting relegation.

[@Richard_Jones]

Most players only think you can curl the ball with the inside of the foot. I love those two 'slices' into the far corner. The second one, he's already walking away as the ball goes in. "Nothing to see it here, its just what I do."

[@slinxxx]

Amazing - although there are still a lot of goals not included, the unbelievable double v Newcastle

[@mickpearson6184]

Ive never seen another player strike a ball so sweetly with either foot

[@jungsbodyguard]

xavi's icon.

[@ohneVids]

matt is a hero to me. my favourite english player ever. you can't rate his loyalty high enough. great video, but which goal is scored by this mozart guy?

[@aediasse]

@blakula Good question. I think he was ahed of his time - in England that is. England didn't really use a number 10 in the South American sense. It was still pretty much kick and run in England back then. If he were Brazilian, he would have played for them, I am sure of it.

[@1012gunnnnn]

In my opinion had Matt Le tissier moved to a bigger club he could have been one of the very best players of all time, A great player can score great goals but it takes an absolute genious to score the sort of goals he scored on a regular basis. You'll be lucky to see a player that does those sort of things with a football in your lifetime. I would love to have seen him play these days, in the biggest competitions and see how he compares to messi and ronaldo.

[@niko..525]

Binomio perfetto con Mozart..che grande giocatore Matt Le tissier

[@CaleySaints90]

2:33 Most of the Liverpool fans behind the goal applauded that goal. Brilliant.

[@a.tanner8524]

One word describes Le Tissier. Majestic. And I’m not even a Saints fan.

[@anthtan]

Football misses him so much.

[@Jenthesaint]

@daryls43 i take it you werent alive during the early 80s? we were among the top clubs in the country and only got beaten to the league title by paisleys liverpool who were winning european cups.

[@dhollsynthmusic]

one of the few occasions when music works over a football video...cheers

[@johnhanson5943]

Best English player ever - yet the rotten authorities didn’t like an honourable, loyal and truly gifted player. They don’t like honourable, loyal and gifted Matt now, either!

[@kisbie]

@1012fraser Th eonly time he looked set to leave Southampton was in 1990, when was close to signing for Spurs, before changing his mind at the last minute. If he'd linked up with Gazza, Lineker and Venables then, who knows how it might have worked out?

[@ATripToPanama]

@stevew810i Nottingham Forest. He missed the only penalty out of 49 in his career earlier in the match! Actually it was saved, rather than he missed ...

[@willsanders84]

Well Brian. What have you done.

[@dimitrije83]

Great football from this Mozart fella, is he Brazilian?

[@a.tanner8524]

He wasn’t called “Le God” for no reason. This music fits perfectly.

[@StigGT2]

@jkejke you mean great instead of prolific no?

[@rufuswilliams5776]

who the fuck is mozart

[@guccixx5585]

A classical musician.

[@uglysentenza]

A brazilian player.

[@Ash_Hudson]

+Robert Badinter Hahaha

[@bokehintheussr5033]

A sort of dubstep producer from the 1700s

[@sratus]

Other countries would have built their international team around that man

[@ianm2170]

1.08: No greater goal has ever been scored.

[@abhansi]

brilliant video!

[@kisbie]

@1012fraser On a positive note, Xavi of Barca was once asked to name his favourite ever player. I'd liked to have seen the journalist's face when he gave the answer Matt le Tissier!

[@johnboy14]

Theres not many tap ins in that collection

[@iainrobb2076]

This makes a really nice change from all the tone-destroying techno rubbish that tends to fill up football comps online. Either that or something equally unlistenable that forces you to switch the volume off. There's a Le Tissier video elsewhere that consists of a choral rendition of the cheesy theme music from the Saw movies. I honestly can't understand why the music for most of these videos has to be so bad.

[@LordWoolley]

Ha. I did check the Wiki page for that cup and it is where I found out that European clubs have been pulling out of this cup and it is barely able to keep running every year. It also was discontinued a few if you read it carefully. If you think this cup is bigger and more difficult than the CL than there isn't even a point in debating it with you. The fact you are a Chelski fan says it all really. Glory hunters and plastic fans. Get some pride and move to Liverpool and become a Scouser.

[@dezanj]

Legend of my childhood. Penalty King..

[@adam11111]

Wow didnt he know he was that good, some incredible goals

[@SIFONZO1]

'Dothing' ones cap to you now Brian, dothing complete :) Good call, mate

[@stonersid]

le tiss werent bad, but carlton palmer and geoff thomas were far better, thank you graham taylor for defining english football...

[@ts944]

you know you've scored a good goal when the opposition fans applaud.

[@knightridres]

The most gifted English player ever by an absolute street ! Bettered in the UK only by George Best. Surely the best striker of the ball the world has ever seen, it's just plain ridiculous his shooting.

[@NapaHighCalculus]

Surely there were some tap-ins?

[@Atriples]

That's what Le Lissier was: a goal to win the game in the 91st minute

[@planetgilbo]

8 England caps... Carlton Cole already has 7, Andy Sinton got 12, Kieron Dyer got 33, Joe Cole over 50. It's enough to make you weep.

[@gokhanoral4417]

Legend. From turkey

[@ejbauer11]

Hah - this is ridiculously boss. Wish Run of Play were still going.

[@devilfacedjedi]

When you look at the season he had and the stats he produced. And you compare that to George weah over the same time period. How the fuck did George weah win world player of the year and Matt LeTissier wasn’t even in the short list.

[@JamieDaCosta]

What a player, I really wished he would have come to Spurs when he had the chance

[@frankslade9687]

When football used to be an art and not about spoiled guys and money..Those were the days. Here an artist!

[@ultrakoichi]

jsmash99 did and he deleted it. He doesn't know anything about football.

[@donsimon2830]

Alan Ball looked quite happy there.

[@peter_piper]

Not sure about Mozart, but he was certainly poetry in motion. I swear that in about half the clips I saw the OPPOSITION supporters clapping him ...

[@stevew810i]

2:27 was a rocket. who was it against?

[@danielstockman2953]

9 year have going of the question .. and nobody knowe.

[@ialwtttiywtrar]

Pretty sure that was Notts Forest.

[@daryls43]

@racewalkingrules man utd are going for the record number of titles this year. and a 4th european cup that makes them a top club.......

[@justmadeit2]

Intelligent guy too who is true to himself

[@frodiarnason]

Ian Dowie was a really good cheerleader/ball boy for him though.

[@daryls43]

@racewalkingrules coming second doesnt make you a top club.......and le tiss wasnt playing then, he was playing when you were fighting relegation every season..

[@StigGT2]

@ts944 You know you've scored a good goal when your names Matt Le Tissier.

[@ThePeterWilliam]

Has the build and walk of John Wayne...they said The Duke had a “dancers grace”...nuf said...

[@roggytay598]

It's a pity he couldn't play for England.

[@kisbie]

As a Channel Islander, he was free to choose from all the Home Nations. Always felt he would have been better appreciated by Scotland or Wales.