Yea , why play and get exposure to the hockey scouts when your country is collapsing and the will be major questions about the economy? Sure pal, always an excuse .
@@aleksthegreat4130 its over 20 years later and still losing lol how fitting. Funny Canada seemed to be missing a few good players too named mario lemieux and a few others so keep crying for the rest of your life at this loss. I can list many more scores than you that will make you cry for a very long time
It is so funny listening to Don Chevrier commentating on how quiet the Quebec City crowd is, considering that it's the Soviets that Canada is playing. Remember, in the not too distant future (1995) the province of Quebec would engage in a referendum to decide whether they would say in Canada. Lots of constitutional rankling had passed under the bridge in the past (The Night of Long Knives, the failed referendum in 1980, Meech, the Charlottetown Accord's failure to come (1992), and much hard done by French sentiment about their treatment at the hands of a mostly English federal government). The Lindros snub may have explained Le Colisee's mood that night. Or, perhaps, the lukewarm acceptance of a national team with a maple leaf on its chest was too much of an thumb in the eye for those uncomfortable with their place in Canada.
True brothers on ice .. Russia and Canada.
Forget politics we are united in ice! Northern Brothers forever.
Absolutely!
How gay
I really liked the piano in the beginning,
Too bad Mario Lemieux was not available.
Roy, Bourque, Yzerman and Sakic too.
Lafleur with the waves 👍
90 % of the best Soviets were not playing here,it was the year USSR collapsed,so a lot of veterans and young stars decided not to play in 1991 CC.
Yea , why play and get exposure to the hockey scouts when your country is collapsing and the will be major questions about the economy? Sure pal, always an excuse .
Likely story
@@basilcarroll9729 Not at all,you can check players who played and who didn't,the best didn't play.
So,you say nonsense.
@@aleksthegreat4130 its over 20 years later and still losing lol how fitting. Funny Canada seemed to be missing a few good players too named mario lemieux and a few others so keep crying for the rest of your life at this loss. I can list many more scores than you that will make you cry for a very long time
@@clark85 6:0 in 1979 and 8:1 in 1981 at you home,it's more than enough for life.
It is so funny listening to Don Chevrier commentating on how quiet the Quebec City crowd is, considering that it's the Soviets that Canada is playing. Remember, in the not too distant future (1995) the province of Quebec would engage in a referendum to decide whether they would say in Canada. Lots of constitutional rankling had passed under the bridge in the past (The Night of Long Knives, the failed referendum in 1980, Meech, the Charlottetown Accord's failure to come (1992), and much hard done by French sentiment about their treatment at the hands of a mostly English federal government). The Lindros snub may have explained Le Colisee's mood that night. Or, perhaps, the lukewarm acceptance of a national team with a maple leaf on its chest was too much of an thumb in the eye for those uncomfortable with their place in Canada.
rusia good equipment.
16:33 did Gretzky just pass to himself?
yus xD
Captains : Gretzky vs Kravchuck - its West Ukrainian vs East Ukrainian)))
There is no hockey like Canada and Russia!!!! Standings don't matter, it is always a special game. Thank you for the great upload.
Lindros was just a kid doing what his dad was telling him to do. His father unfortunately, had a very negative impact on his professional career.
His mother too. Total psycho.
Canada owns theUSSR