Mark Douglas « Moose » Messier, un attaquant légendaire connu pour son talent, sa ténacité et le profond respect qu’il inspire dans le monde du hockey, a brillé au hockey pendant 25 saisons. Considéré comme l’un des plus grands joueurs de l’histoire du sport, les statistiques de Messier en saison régulière sont tout simplement incroyables : il se classe troisième au chapitre des points (1 887), huitième au chapitre des buts (694), troisième au chapitre des aides (1 193) et deuxième au chapitre des matchs joués (1 756). Ses statistiques en séries éliminatoires sont encore plus impressionnantes, puisqu’il se classe deuxième de tous les temps au chapitre des buts (109), des aides (186) et des points (295) et quatrième au chapitre des matchs joués (236). Les distinctions de Messier témoignent de sa domination et de son talent sur la glace. Il a remporté le trophée Hart en tant que joueur le plus utile de la LNH à deux reprises, une fois avec les Oilers en 1990 et une autre fois avec les Rangers en 1992. Avec six victoires en Coupe Stanley à son actif et un trophée Conn Smythe en tant que joueur le plus utile des séries éliminatoires en 1984, son héritage est ancré dans la tradition du hockey. C’est ce que la plupart des gens savent déjà à propos de Mark Messier. Cependant, aujourd’hui, je veux parler de la raison pour laquelle Mark Messier est détesté par une certaine base de fans. La plupart des gens l’oublient, mais pendant les trois années de Messier avec les Canucks de Vancouver, il a fait le maximum pour se faire détester à jamais au sein de l’organisation. Alors pourquoi exactement était-il si détesté, et pourquoi l’organisation et ses fans veulent-ils oublier l’ère des désordres à Vancouver, eh bien commençons par le début #markmessier #hockey #nhl #vancouvercanucks #canucks #edmontonoilers #newyorkrangers
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What's your opinion on Mark Messier!?👀
i used to like messier till he had to have number 11 but it was already retired by the canucks—
The Canucks will NEVER win a Stanley Cup.
Forever and always for real canucks fans it will be FUCK MESSIER and FUCK MIKE KEENAN TOO. Absoulute joke that that poor excuse of a human being has a leadership award named after him.
An absoulute homer berta boy and a mr noodle from sesame street lookin'ass east coast homer given the reigns to the only BC franchise and they absoulutely tank it, IT WAS AN INSIDE JOB! (Jk about this part but still FUCK EM)
Messier is a true scumball
Mark Messier had a positive impact on a young Markus Naslund who would later become a Canucks captain and a top player in the NHL.
messier came in with an overall disdain for the canucks and a toxic attitude. a real dark period in which Linden was mistreated and Keenan shit all over the franchise. we Canucks fan dont look back kindly on this period and hate Messier for the disrespect he showed the whole club and fanbase
As a kid, this man was a GOD to me.
I cringe every time he is a guest at HNIC.
Messier was an ego tripping scumbag. F**k him forever.
man this is more about how fans blamed the player for the orgs incompetence. its kina funny. these days almost all of these moves would definitely be avoided. like if 80s oilers weren't allergic to success they wouldnt have scattered their dynasty to the four winds. and Vancouver still found a way to fumble handeling those 2 in a worse way. fans are unfair and all that but we accept that cause we love our teams. we just should remember the orgs did alot of the work making these disaster stories.
He wasn’t even that bad. Vancouver fans blow this way outta proportion 😂
Retired number he couldn't win cup for canucks
That 3 bedroom condo was for him and Glenn Anderson to have gay orgies in. Hes a Pdiddy type, a pole smoker so to speak. Fuck that guy
He ripped out the heart and soul of the team and stomped on it
One of my favourite players. Didn`t know his father played in the UK. So does that make him the most famous name in UK hockey. I`d say no…… Wayne Gretzkys brother Keith, also played here 👍😁
Pinning your hopes and dreams onto a 36 year old center with that many miles on him… probably not a good idea.
I've been a Canuck fan since they entered the NHL in the 1970s. As such, hated Messier when he played for Edmonton, yet, was a fan of his when he played for Vancouver. That the organization agreed to pay him that kind of money seemed foolish, still, not his "bad", blame the organization's decision-makers. Not losing Pat Quinn & bringing in Keenan were monumental blunders of that time, as well.
Greatest coattail rider in history.
Always needed players to win…
Screw Messier. He cared zero about Vancouver. Was a great player but absolutely cashed out with the Canucks. Got his cups, then got his money and checked out. Headed the franchise in some of its worst years, all on his bed of money and lackluster play. Numerous incidents only contributed to the image he had this nasty, arrogant personality. Only person I recall actually said anything nice about him was Näslund.
Singlehandedly cost the team Linden, Bure and Mogilny
All time great player. NOT the all time greatest captain. His behavior in Vancouver plus the fact his teams failed to make the playoffs in each of his final 7 seasons both disqualify him for that honor. Greatest captain debate should involve Yzerman, Beliveau, and a few others. To Canucks fans: sorry you had to go through those 3 years.
It was actually 1989 when the Flames beat the Oliers. Montreal won the Cup in 1986.
He was an Oiler and NY Ranger at heart. He was never a Canuck and it shows. To take the captaincy from Linden, a true Canuck was a travesty! The GM who made this move, had screws loose in his brains. We traded our 1st rounders and future for this fake Canuck. We basically screwed ourselves doing that. He had no fire in a Canuck jersey, only $$$ in his eyesight. No wonder nobody likes him!
Over-rated as a leader. You mentioned his stats "werent bad" for a guy his age in Vancouver…but they were the WORST STATS of his NHL after his rookie season….AND he scored more points in his first year back with the Rangers than in any of his three years in Vancouver. Came to Van for the paycheck and then returned to the Rangers for a 4 year retirement party.