Matt Le Tissier & Clive de Carle- Saturday 31st August

Matt Le Tissier & Clive de Carle at The Attic in Southampton

Come to The Attic in Southampton for this unique event to see Clive de Carle and Matt Le Tissier live as they delve into the rabbit hole, connecting the dots to unravel the nonsensical. 

Matt Le Tissier at The Attic in Southampton 

Discover Matt's unique perspective on his departure from Soccer Saturday, where his 15-year association with the broadcaster came to an end in August 2020. Matt believes that his reluctance to wear a Black Lives Matter badge on air, due to his reservations about the movement's aims, along with Sky's emphasis on 'diversity and inclusion,' played a role in his dismissal.

While  Matt did wear a BLM badge once on Sky, Matt openly expressed his inability to support the movement's goals of defunding the police and ending capitalism. Reflecting on his outspoken opinions, Matt attributes the loss of his job to his willingness to express his views. 

Clive de Carle speaking on Natural Health

Clive’s journey into health mastery really began at the age of 32 when he was hit by an entirely unexpected health emergency. Following antibiotics prescribed for a minor health condition, he suddenly found himself hospitalised and in a critical state after a major reaction to the drug.

Despite being fit and healthy, the antibiotic sent his body into extreme shock, resulting in Type 1 diabetes and crippling arthritis. Before he knew it, he could barely walk and soon holding a cup of tea or doing up buttons became impossible. He was hospitalised for weeks and the doctors told him there was no hope of a cure. His future looked bleak.

Clive de Carle at The Attic in Southampton

However, he refused to accept the doctor’s verdict and determined to prove them wrong he embarked on a journey of independent research into natural health; he decided to discharge himself from hospital and commenced a program of nutritional supplementation which completely reversed the symptoms of arthritis. The doctors were astounded yet disinterested in how he achieved it.

His recovery triggered a new thirst for knowledge. He developed a burning desire to find out what further hidden cures might exist that could benefit humanity. Come along on the Saturday 31st August to hear Clive's story...