Gilbert Perreault On Guy Lafleur - Habs Talk
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2022
- On this episode of The Sick Podcast, former NHL player Gilbert Perreault joins Tony Marinaro to share his experience of being Guy Lafleur’s opponent, teammate and friend. Don’t forget to follow The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro on iHeartRadio, Instagram, Facebook, CZcams, Twitter, SiriusXM and all other podcast platforms!
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Man I loved watching Gilbert Perrault especially at the Canada Cup, he was so good, so physically strong. Thank you Tony for giving us the opportunity to hear him speak, what a gentleman and good guy!
I wasn’t alive for most of the 70s but I rank Perreault and Dionne above Lafleur. Dryden said that Perreault was probably the best 2-way player on the 1976 Canada Cup team while Lafleur couldn’t play in his own end at all.
Dionne played on crappy teams and he exceeded Lafleur career numbers by so much!
Gilbert Perreault , my favorite player ever , et je suis de l Abitibi ,
always thought i was either Guy or Bobby Clarke in my youth and practise , but always wore #11
Gilbert Perreault was one of the best I ever saw play, and being a Sabre fan, I had the privilege to watch him in person. Lafleur was also one of my favorite players ever. The games the Habs and Sabres had through the years with these two were amazing!
Bravo Tony... you are a real gentleman for doing this... bravo
Gilbert was awesome 👌 👏.
I really want to meet Gilbert Perreault in person, it’s my dream
Great interview Tony - Kind of unfair that Perreault never won a Cup. Gets drafted to an expansion team and has to go up against dynasty teams for his entire career. The Flyers, Bruins, Canadiens and Islanders. One thing for sure Perreault always showed up in the playoffs and was always a standout when he wore the Team Canada jersey. If you ask defensemen of the 70's, nobody was scarier on a 1 on 1 situation. You have to wonder how his career would be different if he was a Montreal Canadien. Regardless, he brought so much joy to the people of WNY and Southern Ont who would go to see him play at the old Aud.....best of health Gilbert!
It’s hard to say with the Habs because they’re so deep that these players might not have developed as much.
Imagine Perreault, Dionne, Potvin, Bossy and D. Savard on the same team!
Gilbert was my hockey idol back then, seen almost all Sabres home games. I admired Guy as well.
Very well done Tony! I was a huge Habs fan growing up, loved Lafleur and Shutt the most on the Habs, but, I remember the Canada Cup in the mid 70's when I was around 10 years old (and I watched the DVD series again recently), Gilbert Perreault was at another level of speed and skill compared to the rest, by far the best player in that series on any team. Incredible player, incredible career he's another humble all-time legend that we should never forget. Thank you Tony and thank you Gilbert for all the great memories, keep well.
Thank you so much , Tony
One of the great lines of all time was canada cup 1981. Perreault centred lafleur on the right and gretzky on the left (likely the only time gretzky played wing). The line was so dominant and perreault had 9 points in 4 games and was the star of the tournament until he broke his ankle.
Great guest, he was truly a wonderful hockey player to watch.
I remember going up to the Forum on Sunday nights and watching Gilbert play with the Junior Canadiens. Such I treat to watch. His skating, watched him go end to end and Score 5 in the 3rd period to beat Niagara Falls Flyers and among others.
If Team Canada 1972 coach Harry Sinden had been able to he should have put together a line of Gilbert Perreault on left wing, Marcel Dionne at center, and Guy Lafleur on right wing. While they wouldn't have been all that good defensively their speed would have driven the Russians crazy!
Gilbert was poetry on ice.
Tru that.. John tru that
Guy lafleur the most spectacular hockey 🏒 player ever ..I was growing up in montreal he was my favorite player
Named my dog Burt many years ago... Perrault's Nick name...when he skated it was breathtaking...but I must say watching Guy fly down the wing with his hair flowing was one one of the many attributes that make hockey the beautiful game it is...thanks #10
My two fav players of all-time.
What a professional Gilbert Perreault is and always will...
LaFleur was an amazing skater and Gilbert Perreault might have been even a touch better . Great Show Tony ........Sic .
NO laFleur was the better all around player!
1st time on channel...very impressesed one minute in...it`s nice to have hockey people talk hockey...and yes Gilbert and Guy are/were both superstars....thankyou la belle province....
Gilbert Perreault as a kid in the 70s I spent many nights at the auditorium in Buffalo watching you play with Martin and Robert thank you for the memories
I played yatzi with Gilbert,met his family, not only a great player but an all round good man !!!
The French Connection line was amazing..
Man this is awsome
Look at Gil Perreault's career and you'll see he was the best amateur hockey player in Quebec history and it all went from there. The whole time he played hockey he was the best player Quebec had yet produced. That is what makes Gil Perreault so great.
Jacques Plante was in net , he was retired at the time ,for the Montreal Jr Canadiens against the Russians in that 9-3 victory.
Love your podcasts< Being from BOSTON with the upmost respect for #10 "Le Demon Blonde" and the Dynamic Montreal Canadiens RIP #10
Very well done Tony....👍
tres bon show
16:11 Lafleur wished he had played with Perreault.
16:33 Played with Gretzky and Lafleur in '81 and Dionne and Hull in '76.
36:33 One other reason for not trading Lafleur in '84 was to imagine what would happen if he went to Edmonton and scored 60 goals.
38:13 Gilbert Perreault only asks for one Stanley Cup.
Gilbert Perrault was an elegant player, great skater. Never scored 50 goals in a season however buried the puck 512 times as a pro. He started his Junior career when I was born (LOL). He started his pro career as a Sabre and ended it as a Sabre. Lafleur was never treated as well by his own club. Lemaire was prick.
When you think of the NHL in the 70s - those are the two players Perreault and Lafleur there were not any better to watch. Both made hockey look beautiful to watch - so creative , instinctive. those will always be the tops for me. You bring the guest on - and he wouldn't let Perreault get a word in !! my god how embarrassing
In fairness to Lemaire, Lafleur's great speed and 100-point seasons were long gone when Jacques was coach. Even Ken Dryden said that. I think even Scotty would have done the same if he had still been coaching the Habs.
Gilbert Perreault is an all-time great and he deserves a better background.
The only player who can stick handle through everyone he hates when player dump the puck in the zone
SICK SICK!!!
I wonder what line guy played with in the 1976 team Canada
Is that the same Pino Asaro that was GM of l'Impact de Montréal?
My num. 1
Fastest skater ever gilbert
If it wasn't for the expansion draft Perreault would of played for Montréal as the Montréal junior Canadians were a farm team of Montréal and so were the Quebec ramparts
Tony you gotta have thick skin in montreal and yours must be 3 inches thick by now. I 100% agree with sending Roy down and its not a form of punishment in anyway. I believe it would have done wonders for his development to join laval and fight along side future teammates to make the playoffs and make some magic happen. Unfortunately most people cant see the big picture and think outside the box they can only see in 2 dimensions and can't see whats going on around them if you catch my meaning. I think the habs management would have prefered to send Roy down already but I get the feeling they felt the pressure from the french media and french fans of sending a francophone down would have gone crazy when yes he was playing great but he's still young and needs development and could have used the experience of fighting for the playoffs in the ahl. Keep up the great job Tony, if you arent making people mad every so often your not doing your job.
It was so hard to believe that in 1972 Canada Cup that they did not use Perrault in the USSR so he came home. A super hockey player like Gilbert wasn't allowed to play? How stupid was Harry Sinden?
Guy lafleur could have scored 700 if he didnt smoke...
V-i-c-t-o-r-i-a-v-i-l-l-le!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Heart desease and lung cancer are a deadly combo..