the only thing that is sad about Saku, is that he never learned to speak french as a Montreal Canadiens captain, except that, he was a great captain, who accomplish many thing and hes a cancer survivor, hes a great man =)
@cathie08 That would be Saku's at least fourth language..In Finland we study english, swedish and ofcourse finnish.. So that could be he's reason for that and I know that french is very difficult to finnish mouth.
@cathie08 Feels anyway great that Saku is still very respected in Montreal. I mean also as a person, not just as player. That is kind of rare in NHL and players really need to earn that glory. And big respect for Canadians fans for that. One day I want to be in Bell Centre to feel that atmosphere and wear somethin red (maybe number 11 in it ;) ). Good luck for playoff and I think this might be yours season.
@cathie08 Feels anyway great that Saku is still very respected in Montreal. I mean also as a person, not just as player. That is kind of rare in NHL and players really need to earn that glory. And big respect for Canadians fans for that. One day I want to be in Bell Centre to feel that atmosphere and wear somethin red (maybe number 11 in it ;) ). Good luck for playoff and I think this might be yours season!
@cathie08 Feels anyway great that Saku is still very respected in Montreal. I mean also as a person, not just as player. That is kind of rare in NHL and players really need to earn that glory. And big respect for Canadians fans for that. One day I want to be in Bell Centre to feel that atmosphere and wear somethin red (maybe number 11 in it ;) ). Good luck for playoff and I think this might be yours season!
@cathie08@cathie08 That would be Saku's at least fourth language..In Finland we study english, swedish and ofcourse finnish.. So that could be he's reason for that and I know that french is very difficult to finnish mouth
God i miss that time when he was in Montreal. Ducks dosent feel to same. They dont give me same feelings and emotions. Go Canadiens and win stanley..
God i miss that time when he was in Montreal. Ducks dosent feel to same. They dont give me same feelings and emotions. Go Canadiens and win stanley..
What a great guy. He has never been the top scorer kind of player but Saku is definitely one of the greatest captains in the history of hockey. Respect
You guys in Montreal will ever know, how big star Saku is in Finland. I'm from Finland, i have to check it out match between Montreal and Ducks, Habs-fans can you do every Saku's finnish fan proud of you?
Anyone who followed Saku's story, both as a hockey player and a cancer survivor, has to feel some strong emotion while watching this video. Montreal was more than just a home to Saku, and conversely, he was more than just a hockey player to us. He represented so many things during his time here in Montreal; respect, perseverance, class, just to name a few, and though he's someone I never met and likely never will, he's had a strong, positive effect on my life and I only wish him the best.
My man Saku. All class. When I met him a few years back I just shook his hand and said "Thanks." I'll be at the Bell Centre Saturday Night, proudly wearing my #11 Koivu jersey and will give him a standing ovation for as long as they allow it.
I loved Saku Koivu when he played for Montreal. He was my favorite player.
icanadian18 1 month ago
the only thing that is sad about Saku, is that he never learned to speak french as a Montreal Canadiens captain, except that, he was a great captain, who accomplish many thing and hes a cancer survivor, hes a great man =)
cathie08 10 months ago
@cathie08 That would be Saku's at least fourth language..In Finland we study english, swedish and ofcourse finnish.. So that could be he's reason for that and I know that french is very difficult to finnish mouth.
loossiful 10 months ago
@loossiful french is a pretty difficult language and i speak french as a first language
cathie08 10 months ago
@cathie08 Feels anyway great that Saku is still very respected in Montreal. I mean also as a person, not just as player. That is kind of rare in NHL and players really need to earn that glory. And big respect for Canadians fans for that. One day I want to be in Bell Centre to feel that atmosphere and wear somethin red (maybe number 11 in it ;) ). Good luck for playoff and I think this might be yours season.
loossiful 10 months ago 2
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@cathie08 Feels anyway great that Saku is still very respected in Montreal. I mean also as a person, not just as player. That is kind of rare in NHL and players really need to earn that glory. And big respect for Canadians fans for that. One day I want to be in Bell Centre to feel that atmosphere and wear somethin red (maybe number 11 in it ;) ). Good luck for playoff and I think this might be yours season!
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@cathie08 Feels anyway great that Saku is still very respected in Montreal. I mean also as a person, not just as player. That is kind of rare in NHL and players really need to earn that glory. And big respect for Canadians fans for that. One day I want to be in Bell Centre to feel that atmosphere and wear somethin red (maybe number 11 in it ;) ). Good luck for playoff and I think this might be yours season!
loossiful 10 months ago
@loossiful I sure hope so! The just need to win game 7 in Boston, that all(sarcasm)! But im confident! =)
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@cathie08 @cathie08 That would be Saku's at least fourth language..In Finland we study english, swedish and ofcourse finnish.. So that could be he's reason for that and I know that french is very difficult to finnish mouth
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God i miss that time when he was in Montreal. Ducks dosent feel to same. They dont give me same feelings and emotions. Go Canadiens and win stanley..
Cotator 11 months ago
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God i miss that time when he was in Montreal. Ducks dosent feel to same. They dont give me same feelings and emotions. Go Canadiens and win stanley..
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Cotator 11 months ago
Souhaitez-vous apprendre l'anglais au centre-ville de Montréal? Nous avons le meilleur choix pour vous
SuperYMCE 1 year ago
I wish Montreal would have resigned him. Maybe we could have kept him instead of having 8 million dollar Gomez.
tartz1 1 year ago 5
He is a survivor, Saku is not just a hockey player, he is example to everyone in this World. Saku, you are the man.!
VirtsuT 1 year ago 3
What a great guy. He has never been the top scorer kind of player but Saku is definitely one of the greatest captains in the history of hockey. Respect
LocoGroove 1 year ago 4
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LocoGroove 1 year ago
The PelinenNHL... Yes Habs-fans has deliver the merchandise tonight.... Saku he is still a Habs ! and always will
mp3onkyo 1 year ago
Saku, you're my hero!!!
filip6798 1 year ago
You guys in Montreal will ever know, how big star Saku is in Finland. I'm from Finland, i have to check it out match between Montreal and Ducks, Habs-fans can you do every Saku's finnish fan proud of you?
ThePellinenNHL 1 year ago
It is a nice touch that he has a Canadiens logo on the microphone.
nohelp 1 year ago
@nohelp its not a touch, its at the bell centres press conference room. Theres habs logos on all the microphones.
johab11 1 year ago
@johab11 But they could have just as easily used a ducks microphone tho
nohelp 1 year ago
We love you Saku.
gohabsgo27AK 1 year ago 2
Anyone who followed Saku's story, both as a hockey player and a cancer survivor, has to feel some strong emotion while watching this video. Montreal was more than just a home to Saku, and conversely, he was more than just a hockey player to us. He represented so many things during his time here in Montreal; respect, perseverance, class, just to name a few, and though he's someone I never met and likely never will, he's had a strong, positive effect on my life and I only wish him the best.
Stjonnypopo 1 year ago 60
Pure Class, All Heart
Dellvis10 1 year ago 4
;_____;
Leomir 1 year ago
A standing ovation is in order, I expect nothing less from Hab fans.
ReconRaptor 1 year ago 31
My man Saku. All class. When I met him a few years back I just shook his hand and said "Thanks." I'll be at the Bell Centre Saturday Night, proudly wearing my #11 Koivu jersey and will give him a standing ovation for as long as they allow it.
gauvinchris 1 year ago 8
we miss you koivu!
munz72 1 year ago 4
we salute you koivu. i hope you get the warmest reception tomorrow, and have a great game.
andreasleou 1 year ago 7
@andreasleou i think it was a nice, warm reception indeed. just what the man deserved :) salute
DrOktober 9 months ago 2