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Matt Le Tissier won the PFA Young Player of the Year Award in 1990, and remains to this day the only Southampton player to win their Player of the Season Award three times. He was also the first midfielder to score 100 Premier League goals.

Throughout his time at Southampton, Matt consistently showcased his brilliance on the field. He possessed a natural talent for scoring goals from various positions, often producing stunning strikes from long range or executing audacious chips and volleys. His ability to create opportunities out of seemingly impossible situations was a testament to his exceptional footballing intelligence and creativity.

Matt’s loyalty to the club was evident as he rejected several offers form other top clubs, choosing to stay with his beloved team. Despite Southampton’s occasional struggles in the league, he remained a shining star and played a vital role in keeping Southampton in the Top Flight.

In addition to his club achievements, Matt also represented the England national team. However, his international career was limited, and he earned only eight caps for his country. Despite this, his skill and influence on the pitch were undeniable.

After retiring from professional football, Matt transitioned to punditry and became a familiar face in the world of sport broadcasting. His insightful analysis and honest opinions have made him a respected figure among football fans.

He also became a fierce critic of government COVID policy in recent years, and his views saw him attacked by the mainstream media and sacked by Sky Sports. However, he stood firm in the face of these attacks.

Nowadays, Matt is a regular on the after-dinner speaking circuit, where he has earned a reputation as a very funny and reliable anecdotal speaker.