Habs Alumni Warm-up - Montreal Canadiens 100th Anniversary (HD)
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2009
- We the Toronto Maple Leafs fans may not like the Habs but, we gotta Respect their History.
Dec 4th 2009.
Past members of the Canadiens warm up during the team's celebration of 100 years.
Stephane Richer, Yvan Cournoyer, Guy Lafleur, Patrick Roy, Vincent Damphousse, Patrice Brisebois, Ken Dryden,
Serge Savard, Larry Robinson, Bob Gainey and many many others 
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I don't care what hockey team fan you are, this just gave me goose bumps!!!
my stomach is knotted up watching this, the glory days of my HABS, REST IN PEACE Guy, HABS forever!!
The last few years have been tough on the Habs, but watching this makes you realize that they are one of the greatest sports franchises the world has ever known.
Talk about legends and great Canadian teams. Broke my heart many times as a Bruins fan, but Man were they great!
YOU CAN SAY WHAT YOU WANT BUT THEY BROUGHT A LOT OF HAPPY MEMORIES TO ME ! AND OTHER HABS FANS JUST LISTEN TO THE CROWD SO MANY ! GREAT PLAYERS FROM THE PAST.
Seeing the legends smile like that. Knowing they felt the vibration of this amazing crowd. Is something legendary. The goosebumps and the tears In my eyes right now explain how much this team means to us. I wasn't even alive to see these men play. But i can tell just how amazing they were. You can feel the ghosts from the forum
curse of the forum!
no cups bell centre or whatever their calling it today!
I'm not much of a Habs fan ... but Montreal really knows how to do up these ceremonies.
awesome post.
As much as I hate the Montreal Canadians I had a respect moment where I teared up a little bit seeing some of these players.. Then I saw Claude lemieux and I thought what am I thinking Growing up in boston my whole life. Then it hit me.. Mayonnaise on everything, too many men on the ice and finally Claude Lemieux.... Everything I wasn't driving the zamboni that night.. in the end my dad summed it up... When you say you hate a rival when you can't wait to play them cause it feels good to beat them but in the end what your really saying life would be mundane and boring with out that thorn in your side..So what you think in the end is a great hate Is really respect and honor that always brought out your very best.. congratulations Jojo Materese Boston Massachusetts
i admit , i set a tear , they where the best team of the world in this time. Good memories. thx.
Just seeing Robinson,Dryden,and Roy this was the best night of hockey ever!!!
that was awesome seeing a great bunch of my favorite players on the ice at one time. this is why i am a Canadian fan. great players and still is a great team.
I still think Dryden should have donned the mask, even for 30 seconds. Crowd would have lost their minds.
But he'd have take the glasses off!
@@dinojay8410 not that hard to take glass off
@@dortega12 ... of course not. It was just a lighthearted comment in jest.
If this doesn’t make you shed a tear......than your probably NOT a hockey fan!
Roy looks game ready. So many heroes. So many memories.
That was magical moment in the history of the mighty Habs.
It’s like watching hockey’s Field Of Dreams
I'm neutral on the Habs, but Ken Dryden is one of my favorite athletes of all time. as much for his off-ice accomplishments as his stellar goalie play. I've read his books and heard his interviews, incredibly sharp fellow. I bought a Habs T-shirt with Dryden's name and number 29 on the back when I visited Montreal a while ago.
Ken Dryden was my all time child sports hero. I played goaltender as a youth in minor hockey and I tried to emulate my style of play to Dryden's.
The Habs of the 70's was so loaded with talent and character. Many heroes with again Ken Dryden being my number one hero.
I have a Montreal Canadiens penent with Ken Dryden's signature signed to me. I cherish it very much.🥰
Watching them play back in the day was the best hockey times of my life. GO HABS GO
I saw most of these men play at the Forum on Atwater way back when. Great memories with my dad at the shrine.
i'm not crying, you're crying
I remember watching this live on TV as a 9 year old and I knew a fair amount of players (mainly the big names) but even I knew how amazing this really was being at that age. The amount of stanley cups between all these players is incredible and the sheer talent of everyone on that ice is mind-blowing.
gives me chills every time I watch this.
Спасибо огромное за видео ЭТО ДА!!! ЭТО ЛЕГЕНДЫ ЖИВЫЕ ЛЕГЕНДЫ МОЕЙ ЛЮБИМОЙ КОМАНДЫ ЗА КОТОРУЮ БОЛЕЮ АЖ С 1978 года здоровья им и всего самого хорошего они столько много сделали!!!!
Those players especially for me Ken Dryden is along with Blue, Blanc et Rouge and the C H logo why I became a Habs fan.... 24 Stanley cups does not hurt either.. of which I was around to see the Habs win 8. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Such great teams. They dominated and I was a ranger fan
HAPPY 100TH GO HABS GO
Rest in peace Flower 😥
Thank you so much for uploading this!
4:42 was a moment I thought I would never see again. It is now official Patrick Roy is home.
In the 1976-77 season the Habs set a record of 60 wins, 8 losses and 12 ties for 132 points. They only lost one game on home ice that year. Being a kid at the time I could not recall who they lost that one home game too.
FF to when the Canadiens closed down the Forum for the Bell Centre ( btw the Habs forgot to tell the Ghosts the address of the Bell Centre 😄). They produced a hard cover book on the Forum which has the score over every hockey game played in the Forum. Finally I could find out who they lost that home game too in 76-77.
I was hoping that it would not be the Boston Bruins (their best and toughest rival even until today). So I am scanning the scores and get into the month of December 1976 when DAMMIT! The game they lost was the Boston Bruins 😩😞😄. I am going now off my memory I think it was December 6 th. or 7th... Ah well Don Cherry's Bruins were the 2 nd. Best team in the NHL those years anyways so that loss was not unexpected one. It would have been worse if the Habs lost to oh say the Colorado Rockies, Washington Capitals, Cleveland Barrons or Los Angeles Kings back then as those teams were not so good.😄
Bostonian here........that was awesome. freaking guys broke my heart many times. One positive note: at the 1 44 mark of the video there is a GORGEOUS brunette. lol i remember watching games on tv from the Forum and they had beautiful women ushers. At the Gahhhhden, our ushers were old retired Irish guys from the subway system. Dryden.........you bastard !!!!!!
I should not bring this up as I'm not an evil person, but Mahovlich and Dryden... That must have left a mark!
It's not just the ushers. Virtually all the women in Montreal are drop-dead gorgeous.
The Usherette I grew up with was the Philippino lady with her long black hair. She stood at the Habs bench in the Forum, so you would see her on every TV broadcast of the Habs games.
In June 1988 on a cross country travel vacation myself and family visited the Forum. They gave tours of the Forum. As the small group (oh maybe 12-15 of us) of us waited in the front lobby. I soon saw an Usherette in the famed Red jacket with the CH logo and her blue skirt walking up to us... I couldn't not help myself and said," I know who you are, you are the Usherette who stands at the Habs bench every game." She smiled and acknowledge me for that.😊 It was a great tour of the Forum. The dressing room being the hi-lite outside of the Stanley Cup banners and retired numbers banners hanging in the rafters.🥰🥰🥰
couldn't they get Mario Tremblay to zing a puck round Roy's ears and have a fight?
WOO! patrick roy!! hes still somewhat young, he should have gotten down into the butterfly XD
and maybe they should have got saku koivu, i think he belongs to be there.
this was still fun to watch, my fav player ever was there. the first time he put on habs gear while i was alive (grew up with roy on the avs)
A lot of Stanley Cups there boys!!!
2:52 On ferme le magasin, merci.
In 2019 The Canadiens Will Celebrate 110 Years
Chills
One more cup before I croak eh? 🇨🇦 getting up there 😉
What team did they verse in this game??
What is the traditional organ song they always play for the Habs?
There are a few notable organ tunes played at Habs games especially back before canned music was played. I know the one you are talking about but I am not sure of it's name.😎
mario tremblay treated him like shit. montreal loved him
@Fedorovfan95 agreed but u are missing very good players yvan cournoyer frank mahovlich steve shut tough guy chris nilan seeing the boys behind the bench like scotty bowman jauques demers and seeing most acheived habs players in history jean beliveau guy lafleur elmer lach and emile "butch" bouchard even seeing henri richard and gordie howe this is 100 years of history
EDDIE! EDDIE!
Eddie Palchak... My goodness he was their equipment man going all the way back to the early 60's.
Gaetan LeFavbre was their long time players trainer as well.
Can I know who put those thumbs down?
I'm impressed that there aren't more. Try to imagine how many fans of other teams were destroyed by the Habs...
Halte-la, Les Canadiens, Les Canadiens…Les Canadiens sont la!
my favorite montreal moment is when roy told the pres to fuck off hes done lmao classic
Montreal legends > all other NHL Legends
Montreal fans > any other NHL Fans
Montreal arena > every other hockey arena
Hi I am a 60 year old man was and am a fan of Mr guy lafleur always and for ever as far as I see it the best all time ty
we beat boston 5-1