Jeff Stelling Criticizes Matt Le Tissier for Sharing 9/11 Conspiracy Post
In a recent social media clash, Jeff Stelling, former colleague of Matt Le Tissier on Soccer Saturday, took a dig at Le Tissier after the ex-Saints star shared a 9/11 conspiracy post on Friday. Le Tissier reposted a Twitter thread that questioned the legitimacy of the tragic event. Stelling quickly responded to this by stating, ‘Yes Tiss total and absolute b*******’, although the post was deleted shortly after. Stelling then followed up with another post emphasizing his disagreement with Le Tissier’s views.
In the thread shared by Le Tissier, 25 posts raised doubts about the US government’s role, the hijackers’ abilities, and the manner in which the buildings collapsed during 9/11. Stelling was not the only one to criticize Le Tissier, as Conservative peer, Daniel Finkelstein, described the thread as “straightforwardly antisemitic”.
Le Tissier has recently gained a reputation for holding controversial opinions. During the coronavirus pandemic, he made headlines with his viewpoints on social media and in interviews, including claims that PCR tests were a fraud, and that dying Covid patients in Italy were actors. He also criticized the government’s interference during lockdown, claiming it was an “injustice”. Le Tissier conceded that his views may have contributed to his departure from Sky Sports, and even stated that his family and close friends thought he had “mental health issues” due to his beliefs. However, he maintained that he was talking “a lot of sense” and that many have now come to realize that.
It is worth noting that Stelling sent multiple posts to his social media account to lambast Le Tissier’s opinion. Le Tissier himself has reposted tweets claiming that images of destruction in Ukraine were “falsified” and that the media had “lied” about various stories.
In conclusion, the clash between Stelling and Le Tissier on social media highlights their differing views, with Stelling strongly opposing Le Tissier’s promotion of conspiracy theories surrounding the 9/11 attacks.
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