| That’ll do me on 07:43 - Jan 23 with 859 views | BuenosSaint |
Yup. Will GenZ (or alpha, or beta) of saints fans ever get to experience anything like that again. |  |
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| That’ll do me on 08:22 - Jan 23 with 803 views | saintmark1976 |
| That’ll do me on 07:43 - Jan 23 by BuenosSaint |
Yup. Will GenZ (or alpha, or beta) of saints fans ever get to experience anything like that again. |
Not difficult to see why England haven’t won a major tournament for 59 years is it ?
England managers never play in form flair players.
Perhaps the new guy will be different but somehow I doubt it. | |
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| That’ll do me on 10:26 - Jan 23 with 694 views | kingslandstand1 |
Did that lot not put a smile on my face!! 
And don't we need that right now. Pleased to say I saw most of those live! |  | | |
| That’ll do me on 11:23 - Jan 23 with 621 views | GRIM |
Thanks for reminding us just how magical Matt Le Tiss was.
In all my years of watching football I've never seen a more talented player than Le God.(sadly overlooked by our National team)
And most of us had the pleasure of watching him perform the outrageous. | | | |
| That’ll do me on 11:43 - Jan 23 with 600 views | SonicBoom |
I always think that everyone now knows those goals. But for us that saw him live there were also so many outrageous moments where he hit the post or bar, and had they gone in would have added hugely to that list.
He was great from the penalty spot, but he rarely missed the target from free kicks even if he didn't score.
He was also a fantastic passer of the ball. I remember some of his crossfield long passes were just sublime. Very special talent. |  | | |
| That’ll do me on 15:01 - Jan 23 with 397 views | LondonSaint76 |
Thanks Saintwizzler, just what I needed. I had an eye op yesterday and those 10 goals still look brilliant even through one eye as there’s still a pirates patch over the other one! 👁
I honestly believe the issue with England during the time Venables was in charge was personal. Le Tiss was just the actual signature away from signing for Spurs when Venables was the Spurs boss but Le Tiss changed his mind at the last minute and stayed with us. I think Venables held that against Matt and deliberately overlooked what was clearly one of the best players in Europe who given a proper opportunity could have shone for England and maybe even re-written the Three Lions lyrics with the skills others could only dream about. Shearer, Gazza & Le Tiss??? Not many opposition teams could have coped with that 🙂 |  |
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| That’ll do me on 16:19 - Jan 23 with 324 views | saints__fan__73 |
He'd be a shot in the arm for us. Actually, maybe not... |  |
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