1972 Canada @ Sweden (HD)

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  • Team Canada, on their way to Russia make a stop in Stockholm to play Team Sweden
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  • @hassetagesson6811
    @hassetagesson6811 Před rokem +12

    It's funny that Phil Esposito was one of those who talked a lot about the Swedish players "stick work". If you see the whole game (and i strongly recommend it) you will see that mr Esposito knows what he is talking about, cause he does a lot of stick work of his own. I didn't realized how much his defensive skills was just slashing and hooking.
    czcams.com/video/kOv2a_u-oAc/video.html

    • @hugomikaelsson4055
      @hugomikaelsson4055 Před 9 měsíci

      Esposito was so full of s***. I remember a Swedish TV journalist asking him for a an interview during the World Chamionships in Vienna in 1977 whereupon the ever gracious mr. Esposito asked him if he was a Swedish reporter. When he replied that he was, he was told by mr. Eposito to go f*** himself.

  • @user-je5yb8gq9y
    @user-je5yb8gq9y Před 5 lety +3

    Canadians first time in their history has been seen , that hockey exist also out of NHL , and that europians also could play high level hockey -it was of course great surprise and shocking for them

    • @shawncavanagh401
      @shawncavanagh401 Před 5 lety +1

      Not quite,
      We brought hockey to Europe during the WW1 and WW 11. We taught them " Our Game ".
      They play what you call A Europian style , we call it pussy style. They are highly skilled , we slow them down, it's the way we play our game.

    • @robins5798
      @robins5798 Před 4 lety +1

      @@shawncavanagh401 British soldiers brought the blueprints of the game to Canada. It was invented by europeans, but organized in Canada (by europeans). Also, you're european by blood yourself.
      Anyway, with twice as many registrered players as Russia (and ten times more than a country like Sweden), you'd think that Canada would be more dominant than they are at the sport. Most european countries that are good at hockey lose more than half their ball sport talent pool to football yet still manage to hold their own against you, while you suck at every major sport except hockey.

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety

      Robin S
      Check your facts dickhead.
      Check the medal standings for every major hockey tournament. Start with the WJHC.
      HOCKEY IS CANADA 🇨🇦
      CANADA IS HOCKEY 🇨🇦
      All the other nations of the world kneel at our skates.
      Who the fuck cares about any other sport?
      In CANADA hockey is king & we are the KING 👑 OF KINGS !!!!

    • @phillytheflyerable
      @phillytheflyerable Před 2 lety

      @@austonboston4361 how old are you, just stop

  • @stefangahlon4920
    @stefangahlon4920 Před 3 lety +3

    Bohoo, poor little innocent canadians....

  • @beorlingo
    @beorlingo Před 3 lety +1

    "I'm a lumberjack and I'm ok..."
    Vic Hadfield was such a cute girlieboy!

  • @DPaine-rg6iz
    @DPaine-rg6iz Před 5 lety +8

    Hadfields 'bloody crosscheck' ? oh! you mean right after he gets speared !

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 2 lety +2

      You can't be serious! Karl-Johan Sundqvist hardly touches his hip and that should justify hitting the stick into Sjöbergs face?! That's just crazy.

    • @perjordeus9265
      @perjordeus9265 Před rokem

      You must be kidding, or perhaps you don't know anything about hockey 🤭

  • @mosesbacke2311
    @mosesbacke2311 Před rokem

    "Trainer Frosty Forristall of Boston, already had let the truth slip. "Cash bit his own tongue." Frosty said. Ted Blackman of the Montreal Gazette described, "That's what I thought at the time. Sitting with Pete Mahovlich in the stands, I had seen Cashman run at Sterner after the whistle and miss. The Swede had managed to recoil in self-protection. Cashman ended up slamming into the boards head-first and the impact rammed his teeth through his tongue."

  • @williamcavanagh8982
    @williamcavanagh8982 Před měsícem

    I've heard it said by many players "We became a team after Sweden" ...reason ...the cancer named Hatfield was removed.

  • @spacerazer
    @spacerazer Před 5 lety

    The future of hockey was on the boards,

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety

      spacerazer
      I know. I thought it was a bit weird at first. I came to like it though as the series progressed. Now it’s weird not to see it.
      But, advertising on NHL uniforms? Hope that never happens, even though it looks awesome on European teams uniforms. Alas, any way a league can monetize something eventually it’ll happen.

  • @junkboxxxxxx
    @junkboxxxxxx Před 5 lety +1

    The Canadian goal from 3:10 to 3:20 is ballet -- a physicality of mastery and genius

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety

      Fnu Lnu
      BIG PLAY 🇨🇦
      BIG GOAL 🇨🇦🚨
      CANADIAN AWESOMENESS IN ALL ITS GLORIOUSNESS🇨🇦
      PHEWW👍🏻🤘🏻☝🏻

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 2 lety

      Well, the best goal of the match isn't included. It's 2-2 by Tord Lundström in the beginning of the third period. Inge Hammarström skates up from the Swedish defence zone, give the puck till Lundström who passes back and skates into the slot where Hammarström gives him a perfect pass. Lundström shots - a perfect goal. Speed and skill. Check it out here, 4.10 to 4.25.
      czcams.com/video/F-H4FltRJuc/video.html

  • @leifgunnarlindberg3879
    @leifgunnarlindberg3879 Před 4 měsíci

    The Goonies.

  • @booxwee3804
    @booxwee3804 Před 5 lety +12

    I dont know when this documentaru was made but it sound like us or soviet propaganda during the cold war

    • @booxwee3804
      @booxwee3804 Před 5 lety +3

      Furthermore swded during the time was nothing like they say in this video. Why cant it just be about playing hockey insead of shit-talking eachother

    • @rickrick9510
      @rickrick9510 Před 4 lety

      A self pity outcry, so to say.

    • @slangen808
      @slangen808 Před 3 lety +1

      Agree. Worst i have ever heard.

  • @kennethmoh9042
    @kennethmoh9042 Před 2 lety

    Wrong, they (Salming and Hammarström) are not the first Swedish players in the NHL.

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 2 lety +1

      That's right. I goes Gustaf "Gus" Forslund, Ottawa Senators, in 1932, Ulf Sterner (on the ice in this game) 1964 in New York Rangers, Juha Widing 1969 New York Rangers (later and mostly in Los Angeles Kings), Thommie Bergman, Detroit Red Wings 1972 and then in 1973 Börje Salming and Inge Hammarström in Toronto Maple Leafs.

    • @kennethmoh9042
      @kennethmoh9042 Před 2 lety

      @@mosesbacke2311. Correct, although I didn't know about Gustav.

  • @beorlingo
    @beorlingo Před 3 lety +2

    Wow, this commentary is hilarious! Canadien '70s clowns with Norm MacDonald level narration. Luv it!

  • @bobkaddy4012
    @bobkaddy4012 Před 4 lety +1

    Espo a tough guy vs the Euros, but didnt dare do that crap in the NHL

    • @garbageday587
      @garbageday587 Před 4 lety +2

      Because they didn't allow him to be that way in the NHL

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety

      Bob Kaddy
      You’re probably a pussy

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety

      Garbage Day
      You’re a pusspuss too

    • @beorlingo
      @beorlingo Před 3 lety +1

      @@austonboston4361 you're an Espo type yada yada n then run like hell sort of Hero.

  • @birdwatchinglife
    @birdwatchinglife Před rokem

    Welcome to how hockey is played in Canada.....beauty!

  • @CrociatoAzzurro
    @CrociatoAzzurro Před 4 lety +6

    4:50
    How about the slash by the Swedish player towards the Canadian player right before the crosscheck?

    • @Forza8423
      @Forza8423 Před 4 lety +1

      CrociatoAzzurro Canada is fucking idiots lock i never like how you try to play hockey

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety

      Forza8423
      Team Canada 🇨🇦 1972!!
      Awesome. Pure awesomeness in it’s most glorious gloriousness!!
      Swedes on the other hand? 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🍼👶🏻🍼👶🏻

    • @Forza8423
      @Forza8423 Před 4 lety +1

      Auston Boston is that you buy player from Sweden Money talks 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +1

      Forza8423
      Sorry big fella.
      Don’t know what you’re trying to say here.
      You’re a little Confuscious me thinks🥡🥣

    • @Forza8423
      @Forza8423 Před 4 lety +1

      Auston Boston go back and sleep

  • @azynkron
    @azynkron Před 5 lety +5

    Wow.. someone spears him back and he cries like a little girl scout.

  • @glennjonsson1819
    @glennjonsson1819 Před 7 lety +17

    These games weren't that bad. In the World championships in Vienna 1977, however, the canadian team embarrassed themselves. Phil Esposito became the goon he wasn't allowed to be in the NHL. A disgraceful display of violent hockey. Never seen on tv in Canada I guess.

    • @coolnhlfan1
      @coolnhlfan1 Před 6 lety

      Glenn Jonsson He was a goon since he knew he could bully Amateurs and throw them around

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +2

      Glenn Jonsson
      Uh huh? Ya. Sure.
      Whatever.
      Facts is facts. Europe threw everything they had at us in ‘72.
      Who won? 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

    • @persandstrom835
      @persandstrom835 Před 4 lety +2

      Auston Boston; uhm no.
      On their way to Moscow, the Canadians stopped in Stockholm to play two preparation games against Sweden.
      The Swedish amateurs, who had day jobs and played hockey as a hobby, facing the world’s best paid professional players were not prepared for the goonery Canada throw at them in the first game, which Sweden lost 4-1. In the second game they knew what they could expect and managed to stand up and play a better game. They took a 3-0 lead and managed to get a draw, 4-4 against Canada.
      For all the propaganda spewed in this video, the Canadians were impressed and almost half this Swedish team ended up playing in the NHL and/or the WHA.

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 3 lety

      Per Sandström
      I know. That tie game against the Canadian Gods is still celebrated as a National Holiday in Sveden.

    • @persandstrom835
      @persandstrom835 Před 3 lety +2

      Auston Boston; No, in fact most people have never even heard of these games. But they were significant in that the North Americans noticed that Swedish players weren’t bad, and that Swedish players realized that their skills were as good as those of the NHL players. Thus roughly half this Swedish team ended up playing in the NHL and/or WHA, most notably Börje Salming, and today there are more than 100 Swedes playing in the NHL, and that number just keeps growing.
      The games we do celebrate are the two Olympic hockey tournament finals we’ve won, in 1994 and 2006.

  • @LeonMcQ24
    @LeonMcQ24 Před 7 lety +11

    The officiating was an absolute joke in these games. However, it prepared the guys for what lay ahead in Moscow.

    • @princeofpop8
      @princeofpop8 Před 3 lety

      I agree. Joseph Kompalla is a pathetic excuse of a referee, I hate how he keeps screwing with Team Canada. Look at those NHL referees today, they make a lot of screwjobs and pissing everybody off, they’re such blindbat bush league officials who don’t know how to make calls right.

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 2 lety

      @@princeofpop8 You mean that he shouldn't have bothered when J. P. Parisé threatened to hit his head of with the stick in the last game against the Soviets?

    • @princeofpop8
      @princeofpop8 Před 2 lety

      @@mosesbacke2311 That’s not what I meant. I meant he shouldn’t have kept screwing and pissing Canadians off!

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 2 lety +1

      @@princeofpop8 He tried to follow the rules of the game. The Canadians didn't. And they won the Summit Series with scare tactics. Kompalla stopped making calls against the Canadians after Parisé went apeshit and that's why the Canadians won game 8.

    • @princeofpop8
      @princeofpop8 Před 2 lety

      @@mosesbacke2311 More like a screwjob, the Russians are obviously cheating to get Canada to lose by hiring those idiot referees with giving them too many penalties as their advantage, well jokes on them. I mean look at those referees in the NHL today, they’re far worse than they are now.

  • @semenrabinovich1068
    @semenrabinovich1068 Před rokem

    Canada showed unsportsmanship

  • @ggholm5564
    @ggholm5564 Před 17 dny

    Oh poor Canadians.......the european referees won't accept violence.

  • @hassetagesson6811
    @hassetagesson6811 Před rokem +1

    The coach of Team Canada Harry Sinden said after the game that he would have liked to have Lars-Erik Sjöberg, Lars-Göran Nilsson, Inge Hammarström, Håkan Wickberg and Tord Lundström on his team. So all excuses and bullshit aside, the Canadians always knew that they had met a team that could match them.
    Tthe Swedish team hadn't trained together more than two weeks and had a brand new coach, Kjell Svensson, since Billy Harris left as Swedish coach after the World Championship that spring. It was more than a month until the Swedish league started.
    The Canadians started their training camp in August 13 and had then played four games against the Soviets.
    The Canadians were professionals, the Swedish players amateurs.

    • @bjbhehir
      @bjbhehir Před rokem

      you're full of shit!! The Sweds were professionals!!

  • @persvensson9594
    @persvensson9594 Před 6 lety +9

    He behaved like a little child, always someone else's fault. He was so afraid of the brothers Salming, especially for Börje Salming who was a much better hockey player, both technically and physically. But most fearful was he for Börje's big brother Stig, he ate him for breakfast and then spit him out.

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 4 lety +3

      The word is that the brothers took him in an elevator at a hotel and beat the shit out of him.

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +1

      ....and yet, somehow, Team Canada 🇨🇦 still emerged victorious!
      It’s Canada’s game👍🏻

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 4 lety +4

      @@austonboston4361 Since when is 4-4 a victory?

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +2

      Moses Backe
      Game ended 4-4 huh?
      Wow. I forgot that.
      So, Canada lost then.
      That’s what makes us the Greatest Hockey Nation on earth. Sweden probably still celebrating it as a National Holiday.
      A tie against Canada 🇨🇦 is almost as good as a victory for every country on earth that plays, or tries to play, OUR GAME

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 4 lety +2

      @@austonboston4361 No, Canada didn't lose, though the team should have. It was a draw, that is what 4-4 means. And no, hardly anyone in Sweden remembers this game. It has only sort of archaeological significance because so many of the Swedish players in the game later was brought over to play in the NHL and the WHA. It was the first Swedish National Team to be drained by the big professional leagues.
      Most famously Börje Salming (Toronto Maple Leafs, Detroit Red Wings, NHL) and Inge Hammarström (Toronto Maple Leafs, St Louis Blues, NHL). The guy who is bleeding from his face is Lars-Erik Sjöberg, best defenceman of the WHA in 1978 and captain of Winnepeg Jets who also played one season in the NHL. In the lineup is also Anders Hedberg of later fame in Winnipeg Jets Hotline with Bobby Hull and Ulf Nilsson and from 1978 in New York Rangers in NHL. Lesser known are Thommy Abrahamsson (New England Whalers, WHA, Hartford Whalers NHL) , Curt Larsson (Winnepeg Jets, WHA) and Mats Lindh (Winnepeg Jets, WHA).
      So the big question is: why did you canadians need all these guys if you were and still are so perfect? The only one who still pretends that he believes all that crap about canadian superiority in ice hockey is Don Cherry. Meanwhile the NHL is filled with europeans.
      I do really respect great canadian hockey players like Bobby Orr, Bobby Hull, Wayne Gretzky, Steve Yzerman and many others.
      But the nationalist bullshit is just so tiresome.
      By the way, the big dream for the Swedish National Team during the 70's and 80's was not to win over Canada. It was the Sovjetunion that was the great challenge. "The Big Red Machine" was almost unstoppable. The World Championships 1977 and 1987 are remembered because Sweden was better the Sovjetunion in those tournaments. But this game is not generally remembered expect by a few nerds.
      The games against Canada that we remembers are the 5-3 win in the World Championship in Colorado Springs 1962 and the Olympic final in 1994 that Sweden won. Peter Forsberg's shootout goal is a swedish classic.
      But since Canada so seldom has sent the best NHL players to det international tournaments, it's just not such a big of a deal to defeat Canada.

  • @perm9352
    @perm9352 Před rokem

    Ehhhh, somewhat biased comments...? 🤣🤣🤣

  • @kindsir2734
    @kindsir2734 Před 5 lety +7

    I remember the game and all the stickwork and spearing the Swede's used. Canadians don't kick with there skates either. They did what they had to do. You won't beat a Canadian farmboy when it counts, on the rink or in the alley

    • @robins5798
      @robins5798 Před 4 lety +6

      "canadian farmboy", lol. As if anyone would be shaking out of fear. You belong to a bloodline of europeans who went overseas (many of them swedish), you have the same genetics as us and you're not special in any way. Your nation happen to be good at hockey (but suck in every other major sport) because you were the first to be exposed to it when british soldiers brought the blueprints of the game overseas. Get over yourself.

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +1

      Robin S
      Yer gay

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 2 lety +1

      Phil Esposito would never go into an alley if there were any chance that the Salming Brothers could be there. He wasn't to keen on being in the rink with them either.

  • @KeyoRacing
    @KeyoRacing Před 5 lety +4

    Real hockey.... go Canada

    • @insertnamehere1792
      @insertnamehere1792 Před 4 lety

      Keith Yo lmao bad hockey

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +1

      Keith Yo
      Right on Keith my man!!
      When Canada comes to the table, better hide your women & children. We’re gonna whup ass!!!
      Team Canada ‘72 FOREVER!!🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

    • @perjordeus9265
      @perjordeus9265 Před rokem

      You would not recognise real hockey if it bit you in the ass 🤥

  • @user-mg9zc3sd1b
    @user-mg9zc3sd1b Před 2 lety +1

    And I, as a kid in 1972, would never have believed in communism again after I saw Phil, Yvan, Bobbi, Frank, Piter, all of Team Canada actually, and especially Jean Paul Parise on the ice. Everybody in the Soviet wanted to be like them and play hockey like them. Those were the Guys who burried comunism in our hearts once and for all. We suddenly realised that if you don't wanna be a loser, you gotta play hockey like Jean Paul Parise. And no Soviet player could play hockey like him. Russians were all lukewarm losers. They blew their one in only chance in 1972. And after that I lost interest in our Soviet hockey.

    • @lukebruce5234
      @lukebruce5234 Před 2 lety

      LOL this has got to be a troll

    • @beorlingo
      @beorlingo Před 2 lety

      @@lukebruce5234 "Boris Becker", yeah...

    • @andreassvensson1038
      @andreassvensson1038 Před rokem

      I think you lost knowledge of both hockey and the Sovjets. Now one admired Canada at this time.

    • @hassetagesson6811
      @hassetagesson6811 Před rokem

      So you missed Soviet winning the Canada Cup final 8-1 in 1981?

  • @royroberts5925
    @royroberts5925 Před 4 lety

    when the NHL players came from a fighting culture: if you swung a stick, bet ready to drop the gloves. The Swedes needed an enforcer for those games, Canada played a different (NHL) game.

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 2 lety

      No. That's the point, the did a lot of shit they wouldn't have dared in the NHL.

    • @royroberts5925
      @royroberts5925 Před 2 lety

      @@mosesbacke2311 why do you think that is? The Europeans used their sticks in a way we were not familiar, the refs did not call interference, so we did what we had to, to survive.

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před rokem +2

      @@royroberts5925 You are talking about interferences that nobody sees but you. The Swedish Team wasn't used to stick work like Hadfields on Sjöbergs face, that's for sure. The Canadiens could easily survived by playing hockey, but chose another path. They deserved every bad review they got for it.

  • @123blakes8
    @123blakes8 Před 4 lety +1

    Suck it up Sweden

    • @insertnamehere1792
      @insertnamehere1792 Před 4 lety

      123 Blake’s lol fuck off you hahe swedes on your team

    • @okyouknowwhatever
      @okyouknowwhatever Před 4 lety

      I wonder if Börje ever regretted spending his NHL career on the shitty Leafs.

  • @vikingkrigare5329
    @vikingkrigare5329 Před 2 lety +2

    Canada ❤️🤍

  • @user-mv6he6gl8m
    @user-mv6he6gl8m Před 8 dny +1

    Canadian brutes. Complaining about the ref. Come on! You guys intimidated and bullied all the way in hockey. Please.

  • @jansteffen2814
    @jansteffen2814 Před rokem +1

    What the hell!! Talk about twisting the truth! Canada has always played the game dirty, especially against the europeans. We swedes are tought always to be sportsmanlike and honest in every situation.

  • @vadimyermolayev7554
    @vadimyermolayev7554 Před 5 lety +6

    "Canada's ambassadors for hockey are goons". Exactly.

    • @ronmailloux9370
      @ronmailloux9370 Před 5 lety +1

      why worry about what a bunch of over paid snobs think..re ambassadors say...they never played nhl hockey and neither have you comrade!

    • @TR-vr5pz
      @TR-vr5pz Před 4 lety +2

      jealous commie??

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +1

      vadim yermolayev
      Awwww
      This ain’t a game for sissy boys.

    • @vadimyermolayev7554
      @vadimyermolayev7554 Před 4 lety +1

      @@austonboston4361 go fuck yourself, cap))

  • @anderseriksson5479
    @anderseriksson5479 Před 2 lety +3

    Canada is a shame for Icehockey !

  • @donmajestic5258
    @donmajestic5258 Před 5 lety +4

    Ice surface too large for slow, fat, sweaty Esposito

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +2

      Don Majestic
      I dunno. Espo sure looked great in Moscow
      🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍🏻😂

  • @christinalynch5839
    @christinalynch5839 Před 6 lety +4

    Drop your gloves and fight if you don't like Canadian hockey LADIES

    • @werdlilfelow
      @werdlilfelow Před 6 lety +3

      I prefer hockey instead of slugging ...

    • @perm9352
      @perm9352 Před 6 lety

      I think you missed the point...

    • @beorlingo
      @beorlingo Před 3 lety

      Hey Christina!
      You're not all that ladylike, though. Just saying. 😘

    • @mosesbacke2311
      @mosesbacke2311 Před 2 lety

      Well, why all the Europeans in the NHL, Butch?

  • @matsjohansson3645
    @matsjohansson3645 Před 4 lety +2

    There are some.thing, oh it is caled rules, Break them and you sit on the side, that is wye the Swedish team not beat the shit out of the canedian team.

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety

      Mats Johansson
      Naaaaah, not that way at all there Mats buddy.
      All the good ole Canuck boys just took it off against the Chicken 🐓 Swedes

    • @mattiasandersson2709
      @mattiasandersson2709 Před 3 lety

      @@austonboston4361 Avery is that you?:)

  • @ericthered4632
    @ericthered4632 Před 5 lety +4

    I'm old enough to remember that game. There was two teams but only one team played ice-hockey. Canada, especially Esposito, turned out to be knuckle dragging goons. It was an utter disgrace to watch.

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +2

      Eric The Red
      Sissy boys like Swedes don’t know how to play a man’s game.

    • @Joerotty
      @Joerotty Před 3 lety +2

      That's what people were saying about your mother .

    • @ericthered4632
      @ericthered4632 Před 3 lety

      @@Joerotty Still she be too good for you.

    • @ericthered4632
      @ericthered4632 Před 3 lety

      ​@@austonboston4361 You were saying? czcams.com/video/PW7KmRutWGM/video.html

    • @Joerotty
      @Joerotty Před 3 lety

      @@ericthered4632 .. She wasn't good back then , I doubt she is now.

  • @susieq7751
    @susieq7751 Před 3 lety +1

    "..buhu.." "..everyone made us look bad.." "We were the good ones" Yeah, right. Pathetic.

  • @thebilbaoquartet
    @thebilbaoquartet Před 8 lety +18

    There is no hockey nation I hate so much as the canadians. Especially Phil Esposito and even today I do not understand why any swede just smashed his head with the stick during these two games. I know I would and I played in the second division in Sweden and was a goalie during the 80s.

    • @efilperpenfuhrer
      @efilperpenfuhrer Před 7 lety +5

      I was a goalie, too, but in the Canadian system of hockey. As for the European players back then, I had tremendous admiration and respect for them--Sweden, too. Actually, you Swedes played rougher like the Canadians than the others over there. That's what our players said. As for dirty Canadian play, sure we had that (and the European players were dirty, too, in their own way), but it could get out of hand. Remember, be careful of generalizing too much. We had quite a few decent, reasonably fair-play players on Team Canada like Marcel Dionne, Rod Seiling, Yvan Cournoyer, Bill White, Serge Savard, Gilbert Perreault, Dennis Hull, Paul Henderson, Ron Ellis, Tony Esposito, Ken Dryden, Brad Park, et cetera. The one I really disliked was Bobby Clarke--a thorough goon, mafioso, cheater, and coward who'd throw his own grandmother down the stairs to win. The Canadian goons in that series tried to justify their despicable play by saying it was a literal war. No, it was hockey, not a friggin' war. I was a kid back then and saw the '72 games as a way for my country to find some good competition with European teams and hopefully develop some friendships--personal and politically, too. That's how I saw it. Phil Esposito was wrong by calling it a war...especially against the Soviets. Anyway, take 'er easy, buddy. --Eric

    • @sjames304
      @sjames304 Před 7 lety +5

      You wouldn't have done shit, you internet gangsta. You're all talk...NOTHING more.

    • @griffoliver6997
      @griffoliver6997 Před 6 lety +5

      Leif Bengtsson you hate them because they are simply the best, and have the most drive and passion to win no matter the cost

    • @WoodApe100
      @WoodApe100 Před 5 lety

      Leif Bengtsson They didn't smash his head with a stick because Swedish are raised by feminist ball busters and they were too self conscious.

    • @floyd3625
      @floyd3625 Před 5 lety +1

      @@3goallead oh what a bullie little sweden is, cry me a fucking river you pompous and arrogant fucking goon. Oh and 2 world championships in a row let me se any other country do that without "understanding the meaning of the word team". Sweden is along way from being the best hockey nation in the world but there is only 9 million of us.

  • @Pfsif
    @Pfsif Před 5 lety +2

    Disgraceful.

  • @Nimunda
    @Nimunda Před 5 měsíci

    Haha, how pathetic, the narrator and Canadian players blame the Swedes and referees for everything. When, back in those days, it was in fact always the Canadians who played exremely rough and got away with almost anything when their own refs was on the ice. Canadian team got totally smashed by the Soviets in the first Summit Series games, they had no chance. Only because they delibirately injured some of the Soviet stars, Canada could come back. I’m damn sure Soviet would otherwise have won the Summit Series by 6 games to 2 or something like that. But we’ll never know….

  • @theretiringbarber
    @theretiringbarber Před 4 lety

    Canadians were all hung over .

  • @albatron05
    @albatron05 Před 4 lety

    Уроды всегда будут уродами )

  • @floyd3625
    @floyd3625 Před 5 lety +8

    thank god the swedish players got a better treatment when they came to the NHL... why isnt this about the racism and revolting attacks all the europeans hade to endure during the 70s? instead they make a documentary about how nasty the sweds were during one series. PATHETIC

    • @Otis_symbol
      @Otis_symbol Před 5 lety +3

      When two white teams are playing each other what exactly is the racism? You sound like one of those black lives matters idiots

    • @joecool2864
      @joecool2864 Před 5 lety

      Brent Fralic you’re both stupid

    • @robins5798
      @robins5798 Před 4 lety

      I wouldn't call it racism since canadians are europeans themselves by blood. We're virtually the same people living on different continents. However, the canadian hockey teams of the 70's etc were made up of several entitled twats like Phil Esposito (who somewhat seemed to grow out of that behaviour as he got older though) who played dirty, but couldn't handle when he got a taste of his own medicine. There were countless stories of him from the 70's mouthing off to the Salming brothers outside of the rink at international tournament when he was backed up by his teammates, but he never dared to get too close to any of them off the ice. Typical cunt behaviour.

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety

      floyd
      Whatever pink

  • @matseriksson89
    @matseriksson89 Před rokem

    Discusting by Canada, cheap shot and dirty plays and then say that swedes played dirty. Ha ha

  • @kasandrapurplekitten
    @kasandrapurplekitten Před 5 lety +2

    typical Canada propaganda just like when they play the US women's team

    • @georgeharris5958
      @georgeharris5958 Před 5 lety

      Ha Ha Ha just like the American national ladies soccer team when they lost in the world cup ...your goalkeeper was the biggest crybaby

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety

      Kasandra Mann
      Ya. Sure. But girlie hockey is just that. Girly hockey. Best left to Swedes & girls. Sorry. Can’t get into it. Not when you see a slapshot from the blue line that takes 3 minutes to reach the net😂😂💋💋

  • @etxhara
    @etxhara Před 5 lety +1

    Canada was a discrase during these years.... still are but a bit better because they continue loooosing. How many Canadian teams are now in the finals of NHL.... zero... Esposito was a fighting looser, not much more.

    • @donnyblondy8506
      @donnyblondy8506 Před 4 lety +2

      Yaa wll the swedish meatballs arent much to talk about either. Esposito was a great hockey player and for making the hall of fame a true winner!! I,d take a team of Phil espositos and a tony esposito over a dried up plate of "swedish meatballs" any time.

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +1

      Anders Hansen
      Fun fact
      Almost half the NHL is comprised of Canadian born players and, some actually play on teams in the USA.

    • @thomasmoore5266
      @thomasmoore5266 Před 3 lety +1

      better question is how many canadians, on the winning teams??? name the 5 best players in the NHL, wonder how many are canadian?? huh?

  • @MRJEP70
    @MRJEP70 Před 4 lety

    Rotten team

  • @Darkwell0071
    @Darkwell0071 Před 4 lety +1

    Take the goon out of hockey and Canada would not win another game.

    • @TR-vr5pz
      @TR-vr5pz Před 4 lety +1

      Sweden spearing is not goon activity eh? Fuck off

    • @austonboston4361
      @austonboston4361 Před 4 lety +1

      Darkwell0071
      🤔 hmmmm
      Then why do all the other hockey nations try going toe to toe with us?
      Why? Because they know they can’t beat us unless they try to antagonize us physically.
      So. First we beat you up physically, then we forcefeed you some good old Canadian puck.
      🤷🏻‍♂️Sorry. It’s tough when you realize you’ll always be at best #2.
      CANADA IS HOCKEY 🇨🇦

    • @beorlingo
      @beorlingo Před 3 lety

      @@TR-vr5pz spearing. Check out Kent- Erik Andersson Exit 1977 wc.