Guy Lafleur Quotes

I Would Compare That To When I First Started With The Montreal Canadiens; It Was A Big Family Then, Where The Guys Really Stuck Together And Worked Like A Unit. But When I Came Back In '88, It Was Not Like That Anymore.

That's Why I Made A Comeback In 1988. I Knew There Were Chances Of Not Making It, But I Didn't Want To End Up At Sixty Years Old And Say I Should Have Tried When I Was Thirty-eight.

It's Nice To See The Young Ones 7, 8, 9 Years Old. It Seems Like They Know You Through Their Parents.

A Lot Of The Players Are Not Involved With Any Nhl Team, So To Play And Travel Around With The Oldtimers' It's A Kind Of Gift That The Players Really Appreciate.

It's Nice To Go To Small Places Where We Had A Lot Of Fans. They Followed Our Career And It's Kind Of A Way To Say Thank You To Them And Do It For A Good Cause.

I Realized That My Family Was More Important To Me Than Downtown Night Life.

I Was Working On The Farm To Get In Shape, About A Mile Away From My Parents. You Know, I Did Everything As A Kid To Stay In Shape - Jogging, Work On The Farm, Driving The Tractor. I'll Never Forget.

Being Drafted By The Montreal Canadiens, That Was The Greatest Moment In My Career. And Stealing The Stanley Cup In 1978 And Bringing It Back To My Hometown Of Thurso.

Well, It's Always Nice To Know The Fans Didn't Forget What You Did When You Played In The Nhl.

After 13 Years, I Couldn't Accept To Be Number Two.

Individual Records Are Nice To Get, But Before The Season Starts, You Want To Play To Win The Stanley Cup!

It Was My Dream Playing For The Montreal Canadiens - It Was My Dad's Team.