Former Southampton football player Matthew Le Tisser caused quite a stir during the coronavirus pandemic with his controversial views. He spoke out against PCR tests, claimed that dying Covid patients in Italy were actors, and criticized the government’s handling of lockdown measures. Le Tisser admitted that his viewpoints may have contributed to him losing his job at Sky Sports, and even his family and close friends believed he had “gone a bit mad.” However, he stated that over time, they realized he wasn’t crazy and that his opinions made sense. Le Tisser also expressed skepticism about the severity of the pandemic, pointing out videos from China as evidence that something was not right. He admitted to not seeing a doctor for the past three and a half years and claimed he has survived the pandemic without any medical intervention. Le Tisser blamed Sky’s emphasis on diversity and inclusion, his refusal to wear a Black Lives Matter badge, and his critical social media posts for his departure from the network. He engaged in a Twitter dispute with Gary Lineker, who criticized his views on Covid. Le Tisser also caused controversy with a social media post on the war in Ukraine, which led to him stepping down as an ambassador for Southampton.
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