I was on £4,000 a Week | Matt Le Tissier on How Money Changed Football
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- A lot has changed in football since Matt Le Tissier retired. He believes that players should be able to play with a sense of enjoyment and at the end of the day it is just a game, not life and death. It should be about entertainment and joy not stress and fame.
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I used to watch Matt at the Dell every week back in the late 80s. Absolute legend. Great to see he's clued up about the media and the woke bollox too. Nothing but respect for him.
Possibly the most underrated player of all time. His England cap count is a crime. He's exactly what they were missing all those years. A great technical player who can keep the ball, pass to his own players, create things, score goals and almost guaranteed to get something special out of him. Every bit as good as Gazza but without all the baggage!
An absolute legend! I met the guy 2 mnths ago, bumped into him in the street. Had a chat for 20mins, so humble and he had loadsa time for me. So Genuine and Real!!!
Thanks for sharing this, I got that impression from watching videos of him and it's really nice to hear how down to earth and generous he was with one of his fans, although I wouldn't be surprised if he enjoyed the chat as much as you did because he just seems like a really cool and normal bloke.
For many years I was a fan of West Brom, watching them countless times home and away through the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. One of my heroes in the early days was a centre-half by the name of Joe Kennedy. A great player who did play for England, but only a couple of times because he played at the same time as Billy Wright - who was always first choice. Working as a service engineer in the late 1960s in West Bromwich I used to go to the home of his wife's parents. By this time Joe had retired and I asked them on one visit what he was doing. 'Oh, he's back working in a factory', they said, 'where he worked before his football days'. A few years later I read in the local newspaper that he had collapsed and died at work - aged 60. Most of today's lot wouldn't be fit to polish his boots.
Lots of people die at 60. What's your point?
@jake Racists love the past. Rickets, child abuse, serial drink driving, low wages, TB, polluted rivers and air, no opportunities for the disabled and severe limits for women. Yet the no marks on here yearn for those days.
How anyone can support a huge commercial club today and feel a sense of belonging is just beyond me. The souls of these clubs have long gone and they are simply customers
It never ceases to amaze me how besotted grown men are over ‘their club’. It’s pathetic.
I couldn't agree more 👏👏 they should more connected to their government because they care as much for them . I was at Liverpool v Man Utd last game of season 91 . Before the PL , in reflection its was the last game before its slow death
Adam Powell........try telling the fans that tho, they're as thick as mince!
I agree to a certain extent. Many people supported these clubs long before they become huge commercial clubs. Also, if your from Manchester for example, then supporting man city or United is absolutely right as its their local team. Morons from Southend on Sea who support united or Liverpool on the other hand, are pathetic.
Football stolen from the poor destroyed by the rich now its normal to eat smoked salmon and cavier before a game what has the world come to its sad how nobody has morales and decency anymore its all money money money 🤬
Football is vile now completely broken, taken from the people by the rich
name anything which hasnt gone that way. Its deliberate.
@@meisterlymanu5214 I know
They became rich cos football grew
honestly would you really give a shit making this sort of money, infiltrated by big corporations depriving the ordinary person from access, like here in Aussie, you need to be signed up to Optus to watch EPL , and internationals, pulling on a shirt for man U is not about man U just your own personnel ego is that not right Ronaldo
it was created by the rich to control the poor and turn grown men into children
Football gets more dogshit every season. Because of money.
And they were so greedy they wanted the superleague.
Best highlight reel of the league, some of his goals were ridiculous. One of the most underrarted English players of all time.
Yeah but inconsistent
Sky TV who are responsible for this. Advertise rates from £16 month. But they keep bumping you up till your paying £70 month then you realise and cancell it .
Fair play Mat ya spot on ! Football is now a business not a sport
It's not a sport anymore let's be honest
True. It's not sport. It's content
Business that’s it
just look at what just happened to golf, obscene amounts of money
It is a sport , just one that’s so popular that billions has been pumped into it
Being americanised. Losing the soul of it and being commercialized
Mat is a total legend 👏 sadly he has no peers , a man of morals who tells the truth of how the world is entering fascist control is cancelled yet a low life like Carragher who spits on a child is centre stage 😳
Morals eh? Is this the same guy who admitted to placing a spread bet on a game he was playing in that would have won him a four figure sum? He bet that Southampton would get a throw in during the first 70 seconds of the game. He tried to over pass the ball but messed it up and his own player kept the ball in play so he ended up with nothing. The fact is he's like you. A right wing nut.
@@Makeyourselfbig That Rainbow flag you keep waving has gone right to your head sunbeam!
@@Makeyourselfbig it'll take more from a man who stands up for right of the human race to have control of their body and minds , from someone who is making people aware of the fascist police state we are entering over thither plastic robot's sleep walking us into it
Morals? He claimed the photos of dying covid patients were faked. His morals are designed to keep him on wanky flat earth podcasts like this.
It isn't entering a fascist state its entering the antichrist state
My football hero was Pat Stanton, played for Hibs and Celtic late on in his career. One of the tidiest skilled midfielders of his generation. He ended up reading gas meters in his 40s and 50s.
Football salaries are mind boggling! One comment here is talking about 400k a week, that is obscene.
Last game I went to was in the 90's, when i could afford it. Too expensive now to even take my kids to a game. Lost its soul.
Same with me, I’ve better things to spend my money
@@juanbbien I remember those early vids in 40's and 50's seeing Dads holding kids on their shoulders, with 'clackers' Now it's wealthy folk who can go do that, tragic times we live. On the upside diesel and petrol are through the roof, utility Bill's the same, soon be all on living lol👍
It wud be unethical of me to say in this day and age of players wages etc, but matt le tissier was the most under appreciated and under paid player of his generation. He was a genius. And i must stress, when i say he was under paid, im just comparing to what some players r getting paid today, with nowhere near his talent or ability.
Some of the money in football should be going back to the fans instead of charging them extortionate fees to follow their clubs.
@invisible Light..I agree 100%
Soon fans will not be able to afford going to games...they will need it to pay the increase in gas and electric bills
Anyone after the past 2 years still getting wound up over premiership football or any other pro sport needs their head looking at.
In the late 1960's I worked in a small metal bashing factory in Birmingham and the wharehouse man was Fred Deakin who in his younger days was a professional footballer for Aston Villa football club. At that time his son Alan was the captain of the same club. As a young 17 year old I was a bit taken aback that a professional footballer ended up looking after the stores in the small factory. In conversation with him about his wages playing for one of the top teams in the English football league, it transpired he was on 14 pound a week when at that time your average apprentice served tradesman like an electrician, plumber & gas fitter or bricklayer was on 10 to 12 pound a week. Although he had no regrets about what he earned he was a bit scathing In his remarks about what the difference had then become between a professional footballer and a tradesman. I can vividly remember his dead pan answer when I asked when and what caused this big jump in player's wages.
"When the f'kin news papers took the pictures of the pretty boys like Georgie Best out of back pages and put them on the f'kin front pages turning the sport into f'kin show business.
I think players should be paid on their performance instead of getting a guaranteed sum each week. Too many players taking huge wages don't turn up each week ( example Lukaku) these players can destroy clubs. If they play well then reward them, if they have a stinker then they get less wages. I also think there should be an incentive for players to get promoted regarding their wages, If you get promoted your wages increase.
Ticket holders should get a rebate. There part of the TV experience. Proved during covid.
Nothing like a hairbrained idea and yours is. Club and player sign a contract. It says how much the player is paid. It does not say how well you have to play. How could you get players to sign if their salary varied from week to week depending on how somebodies opinion of how well or how poorly they played any given week? Who would be the arbiter of this vague notion? What if the player disagreed that he had a poor game? What if the player was carrying an injury? I could go on but I think you get the picture. As I said a hairbrained idea.
@paul baker. The reason why Lukaku wasn’t playing well is because of Chelsea. I’m not a Chelsea fan in any senses, but everywhere Lukaku has played well he’s been THE GUY, as West Brom, Everton, Inter, and Belgium. Lukaku is a old fashioned target man that likes crosses, Chelsea don’t play that way and neither did Man United.
You need to play to Lukaku’s strengths and Chelsea and Man United didn’t.
Dominic Raab is the temporary prime minister whilst Johnson is in hospital. So basically he was promoted after being a disaster during the evacuation of Afghanistan. It’s the way of the world, rewarded for being shit
Amen
I’m really struggling with how anyone would buy a jacket with a studded belt wrapped around it!
I am also having issues dealing with it….. probably worn for a bet……(hopefully)
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I can’t believe Matt Le Tissier didn’t keep bursting out laughing.
Lpool fan,probably nicked it..😳
I hope it was a dare. Awful, just awful.
The Bubble will burst especially if people don't have money for supscription channels.
Money has killed football. Don't matter how great a player is they should never get what they do. Clubs and sky don't give a shot about real fans. I used to go everywhere following the hammers but not been in years. I much rather watch my local non league side where football is still football.
You and me mate. I just paid for season ticket (oap) £130 for 23 games. Decent football, good banter and I can have a pie and a pint while I watch the game. What's not to like.
Fans only need to stop going / buying tv packages and season ticket prices / tv package prices will fall
Unfortunately if you have a high amount of people willing to buy your product for a high price it won’t happen.
Fair play Matt God bless you ....
I used to live football as a kid , played it before school, during all breaks and then after school until it was too dark to see the ball... Sadly my dream of becoming a footballer didn't materialize , fast forward 30 years to today.. and I hate the game (although still enjoy international football) simply because money and business have ruined the once beautiful game that was football.
International football is also garbage these days unfortunately. Players would rather skip it all together to 'stay fresh' or avoid injury.
I don’t watch international football any more. Hate it.
@@pataleno Why is that
Similar to me , but i just got bored of it .
@@rohithraman6488 It's become very boring.
GREED IS KING it stinks !!!!
Football was at it's best when it was more "organic" Forest winning the European Cup with 2 stars and 9 has beens . Villa winning it with a team of about 10 international caps , brilliant.......Who gives a sh1t now if City win it ? We almost expect them to , and their fans are disappointed when they don't....? It's great to see Brighton or Wolves doing well , but n a level playing field they might be pushing for the silver
To be fair investment and "buying success" has always been there, it's not just a 20-30 year thing
@@rohithraman6488 I vaguely remember Liverpool splashing £400 000 on Dalglish for the sole purpose of replacing Keegan , and Mark Lawrenson to replace someone like Phil Thompson . Apart from those marquee signings , I'm pretty sure they dominated domestic and European football from the 70s to late 80s with amazing scouting of the lower leagues of the UK and Ireland ....as I said previously , Villa with a well scouted team of hasbeens and kids , Forest likewise , but with Shilton and Francis included .....Quality managers and backroom staff building quality teams ...I'm sure Forest fans , and me , as a Villa fan , pinch ourselves even now , that our clubs won the European Cup .
@@kevinmassey7675 Yes but investment was there in football before 1992 and the PL. It's just on a lower scale
@@rohithraman6488 got any examples ?
@@kevinmassey7675 In the early 20th century Arsenal were a second tier team, had rubbish attendances and then this businessman called Henry norris bailed them out and spent ridiculous amounts of money to give them success in the 30s. And they finished 5th in the 2nd division in 1919 which wouldn't usually mean promotion but they allegedly got promoted cause of dodgy backroom dealings by Henry Norris. Arsenal fans always use the Abramovich argument (I'm a Chelsea fan) saying if it wasn't for him we wouldn't be so successful, and whilst that is true, if Henry Norris didn't come along Arsenal could have ended up like Charlton Athletic
It’s all relative….
To most people even £4k a week is a lot of money.
That’s 10 times what I was on after 30 years as a qualified registered nurse ( under £2k a MONTH)
Can’t play pro footie for 30 years though
Did u ever score a overhead kick on the wards, or was it just tik tok dance routines
Went to one of matts guest speaker event was a bloody good night stayed at the end for pics and autographs until everyone was happy true gent
4 k a week then was decent still then. Most people earnt £150-£200 a week then
Matt is one of the few good lads
Salary capping is the only way forward way too much money involved it’s completely obscene well done Matt you were one of the most talented players I ever saw!!
The Conservatives just wasted £10,000 million on unusable PPE. Michelle Mone got £73 million, for brokering a PPE deal. Small change what these footballers get compared to our tinpot dictator government and chums.
Problem with a salary cap is after a while every player in the league will just be on the maximum
Nothing wrong with that... nobody needs 250k+ a week to kick a fucking football about. As inflation rises so would the salary cap. All the money the clubs make from not paying as much could go back to the fans. Cheaper tickets, cheaper kits etc... instead football is just a business.
Also youd need all european leagues or at least the top 5 to agree otherwise players just move to the leagues with no cap
@@willnestor6422
Footballs a murky business. Who’s to say they wouldn’t set the cap at 250k . All sorts of backhanders would start as well. Plus contract manipulations where they would make it very easy to earn significantly more than the cap by performance related add ons . The thought of the savings the club would make going to the fans is fanciful sadly. More likely to line the pockets of shareholders. Footballers are overpaid but they are also in the entertainment business and football generates an awful lot of money. They deserve a cut.
If there's a salary cap then that would mean more money for the Glaziers for example.
That fella needs to take his backpack off and relax a bit.
He seems likeable and interesting enough but perhaps takes himself a little too seriously?
Keep talking the truth Matt about government and dark suits
Legend and a gentleman
I was never keen on le tissier but the more and more I listen to him talk about things especially non football things the more I am liking him
can't watch footy these days, MLT was top notch player in his day
Salah is a good player …. But £400k a week to stay ? Says he loves Liverpool but obviously loves Money more .
Average earnings in Uk £20k per year … in three weeks at £400k per week that’s equal to 60 years work for the average person …. So don’t give me the crap about their short careers justifying the disgusting pay levels
It is fucking disgusting that some players demand £300k+ a week and call themselves loyal. I don't care how good you are at football. Not one single player needs over 100k a week let alone 3,4,500k...
@@willnestor6422 Are you a halfwit?
If the players don't get paid it goes straight to greedy scumbag US owners buying up clubs for profit or to oil tycoons.
They make so much money off the players creating the amazing product
@@willnestor6422 I remember John Barnes of Liverpool FC earning 10K a week and the reaction of my father when he heard this was ''FUCK ME SIDEWAYS!!!"
£15million a year? The Conservatives just wasted £10,000 million on unusable PPE. Michelle Mone got £73 million, for brokering a PPE deal. Small change what these footballers get compared to our tinpot dictator government and chums.
It's funny how people who loved salah previously now despise him after watching this video 😂😂
Speaks a lot of sense matt👍
not a football fan ,but i got lots of time for Matt after the scamdemic ,a miniscule amount of tv people spoke out and Matt was one of the best and put it before his telly career ,a fucking warrior ,god bless you son x
£4k a week in 1995 worth about £6.6k in 2021. Relatively footballers wages have skyrocketed.
Football generates a whole different level of money nowadays compared to the good old days so its no surprise that these lads are earning so much! I think the real problem is the players who sit on the bench week in week out doing nothing for their money and acting like they deserve to be paid!! Blame the ones in charge for not capping wages for players who don't play... if they aren't good enough to be on the pitch then they do not deserve any kind of wage other than their bus fair home
Matt your comments are completely spot on mate. Always admired your ability on the pitch btw
This interviewer had an interview with Le Tiss at 3, and a bondage session at 6
Matt and the great Frank Worthington were two of my all time favourite players.
@Gee BYes, another legend from the golden era.
Footballers earn their fair share of what football generates. If football generates too much that’s a different conversation, tickets subscriptions merchandise etc need to be cheaper. But why should the most popular form of entertainment generate less than others? Movie stars and musicians will still be earning tens of millions and the greatest entertainers on the planet wouldn’t be
Le tisser' hoddle and gazza the most gifted players to come out of England.
It’s amazing how the ones that make sense are the ones that aren’t your yes men i.e Gary woke Walkers crisp man. These are the people I want to listen too when talking football.
The black dude with big ears? Well, tanned, but still a victim of racism. This guy
th-cam.com/video/F2KOqK3KpsQ/w-d-xo.html
Let’s have a salary cap.
Then see who wants to play / stay where.
Also players should earn more the higher and better they perform
I totally agree with Matt but all I'd say is players & owners today are so far from the real world it's Incredible i like my football team to do well but there's a lot more Important things in life so I don't get to Excited weather my team win lose or draw it's just a game at the end of the day plus the game isn't how I remember it when it was about the fans
I think soccer players are overpaid,in saying that the sacrifice that goes into making it to the professional level is very extreme given the lures and enticements of today world,they make big money for sport i think
Wow 4k aweek even in 90s I thought be more than that
How money in football ruined football!
You obviously didn't watch football in the 1980's. Mostly dross. The game is better in every way now. From the stadiums to the players. That's why people still watch it and it's bigger than ever.
@@southwestkinema9149 I watched it from the 80s, they are all a bunch of sissy's that fall over if you touch them now, act like you nearly killed them if you tackle them, grown men that can't stay on their feet is a joke, especially when they are getting paid ridiculous amounts of money to kick a ball around some grass!
Because of the expense of the tickets i became a steward. I now work for a prem club and a championship club. Best way to see the footie.
Matt was right in a lot of things he said
What if you turn up in a wheelchair claiming to be a cripple, do you get in for free?
@@maratonlegendelenemirei3352 no
@@maratonlegendelenemirei3352 why would you ask that ?? Nothing's free in this life
35 times my weekly wage at the time..but you was a bloody genius so fare dues
Abramovich was the one that ruined football , before him , most players played for their love of the game , then he came in , and it was all about money , remember Ashley Cole , been at Arsenal from a young boy , then Abramovich's lackey Mourinho came along and said he'd double his wages , and Cole said about his boyhood club , '' 50 grand a week , they're taking the piss aren't they '' , that sums up football , 50 grand a week ain't enough , sad
You can’t blame one man,but the players themselves are ruining the game,look at Pogba,bale ect,what did they do for their clubs..
It's been about money since 1992. Blaming Abramovich for it is short sighted
2:30 oooh you mean like the real world? 🤣🤣🤣
A simple rule to implement is if you breach the threshold on what's spent on players/wages, the club is given -100 points to their team. This would guarantee their demotion, and damage the brand, sponsorship, and ability to keep key names in the club.
That's the way you do it. Simple.
My cousins bf was getting 12k a week in the reserves for a premier league side.
Under my reign as a One-Man-Government I would take £10,000 a week from his wage to prop up those on the lowest wage, the poor
Matt is my favourite player of all time, I must admit iam a saints fan, a true legend of Southampton football club, they say you should never meet your heroes but I would love to meet tiss and have a pint with with
It's the media. It was the early 90s that was the turning point. Middle class magazines like Loaded ruined it.
Footballers should be on performance related pay, you win you get paid, you lose and you don’t get paid. I’m sure you would see performance levels rise then.
Simon Jordan is the one stop shop to understanding FFP. I have to push back on le tissier for his expensive to watch football. Why? The players!! Football is so bloody expensive because players suck it dry and their agents and clubs in order to pay for this put that on the fans so that's where the real shaft is.
Well said Matt, great player.
All good, fair points. I have to say, I wonder with sky high wages / transfer fees who else gets a cut apart from the Agent. Possibly why there's no reform, a gravy train!
Football salaries are a disgrace 😤
I think ticket prices should be capped, each division should have a max amount they can charge per game.
How much the players get will always go up, it's the barometer the world uses in any business to show how good you are at something that pays money.
Matt is a salt of the earth.
Matt talking to spurs at 21 is the equivalent of being in a young relationship, flirting with another girl but wifing the one you’re with. You can admit it after about 5 years lol
Matt is the only intelligent footballer I’ve ever come across so refreshing
Thing is it is never enough someone on £200k a week think they being done because someone else on £250k a week human nature but ordinary man in the street just can’t get head round these figures
A rare breed. Footballers only care about one thing these days.
Mat mate would love to pay and rais funds for charity for a meet and greet how do we arrange this
Needs to be capped if it carries on like this ticket prices will have to increase football shirt prices will increase then who suffers the fans
Matthew Harding was a big admirer of Le Tissier when he was the director at Chelsea and there was talk at that time that the transfer would happen but Le Tissier was loyal to Southampton and Harding died the following year in a helicopter crash so we’ll never know if it would have happened. Would have loved to see him in a Chelsea shirt, great player but fair play to him for staying loyal to the Saints
If I recall Southampton had accepted a bid of ten million but Matt declined any potential move?
Price freeze on tickets would be a start..£25 top,I won’t go anymore.
Windfall Tax the clubs (have a clear project that the money is spent on)
Politics don't belong in football,where there are children and families wheather it's BLM gay rights,which or whatever,God bless you Matt
put it in perspective. my Dads place cost 4k when Tissier was playing..or not the way he was.
So he got paid a semi detached 3 bedroom bungalow every week.
I suppose that’s still true now then with the higher wages!
Had a season ticket (on and off) for my club from 1993 - 2014, but started to fall out of love with the sport, as it became purely about money.
It's been about money since 92
Yes but Matt, it's what they do with that money and how they react to it, take for instance, Paul Pogba, his team are a machine and he thinks that he's better than he is and he also plays on the fact that he's being treated as a superstar, like his contract renewal, because they couldn't agree a figure, he decides to take 8 months out 'recovering', even though he was able to play basketball 🙄, from his injury when back in the day, there would be no player in the league take that length of time out of the game, but he feels he's allowed it and we suffered for it without him, that's how it's ruined football, because the players believe that they're worth more than they are capable, that's wrong!
Whats with the bdsm jacket ?
Matt's argument about the owners is a complete non starter. The clubs are in competition to get the players, they have to offer better wages or all players would just go to the better clubs.
The easy thing to do is have all the football federations agree to cap their spending. Those that breach or use creative accounting to breach those thresholds are given enough points deductions to guarantee demotion
The playoff final this year was the last game im gonna pay to watch
Players should earn big money when the clubs are gaining big money.
Players are replacable, even the best ones. If a player wants more, let them go once you've found a suitable replacement.
Should be capped wages with add on win bonuses
Matt is saying what thousands said at the time. AND WERE RIGHT.
why dud i think he was wearing a backpack till the outro
Loved this vid!
Why would wealthy clubs agree to a salary cap? Oh yes let's let all the small clubs compete with us for all players. Wealthy clubs wouldn't want a salary cap
Talks so much sense Tiss was a loyal player to his team could of moved loads of times but didn't respect
great stuff matt.
4k a week is a realistic amount for a footballer to be on,buys a nice car nice house and not massively detached from the real world
I would have loved to have seen him at Spurs
In a world of Gary Linekers be a matt le tissier.
I absolutely detest the argument that footballers get paid too much money. They get paid what the market determines they are worth. They are monitored under a microscope, number of passes, how far they have run per game, touches of the ball everything. Those statistics are analysed and an opinion is made as to the value the clubs are willing to pay. They operate in a near perfect model of capitalism with the only thing throwing a spanner in the works is the length of the contract which over time will either demonstrate whether the player was an amazing purchase, whether the club got a good deal or whether the player was a dud. These players are literally the best in the world at what they do. All you need is a ball and some mates to figure out if you're any good. Motorsport on the other end of the spectrum in almost all cases you need a massive head start.. cue Mummy and Daddy and some cash (Lewis Hamilton is an exception but his Dad worked his nuts off and threw everything at it) I can guarantee there is kid in Africa who if given the chance could smoke anyone on the F1 grid. There are other professions not in the limelight where people at the top of their game get the salary of many multiples that footballer do. Finally the money comes from abroad Abu Dhabi etc and is spent by the footballers in England. Super expensive apartments built by regular guys like me who earn some cash to feed my family. In restaurants where waiters, chefs and cooks take that money to feed their families. Let also not forget the taxes paid too, the tourism revenue and and and..... I really wish this argument would go away. Footballer's I salute you. Thank you
Footballers are paid too much money. £400,000 a week. Shouldn’t get that a year.
Well done Sky the replacement is a definite improvement. I wish him him luck on his solo channel
Who Clinton Morrison ? 😂😂😂
The best moment in the Premier League was Agueroooooo. And the best player has been Thierry Henry. It's not all for the worse. Not saying that British players don't have skill, but it's a completely different level on the continent (and the rest of the world frankly) and I for one am happy that we are attracting the likes of Bernardo Silva at City and Son at Spurs.
To be fair we have lots of good English players now
Football tickets should be reasonable price everyone can go see their teams ynwa
Yep but the average wage back then was peobably 150 quid.