USSR vs. CSSR 1969

USSR vs. CSSR - World Championship 1969 during the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia.
The gold medal went to the Soviet Union anyway.
USSR 1st
Sweden 2nd
CSSR 3rd

[@pigstrotters4198]

I think those Soviet players realized then they hadn't "rescued" the Czechs from a counter-revolution, as Pravda wanted them to believe. Watched this in England...enjoyed every minute of it!

[@moroenormouz]

А теперь их сношают англосаксы.😂 Как фюрер в 1938. С Чемберленом, после мюнхенского сговора 💤🇺🇲🏳️‍🌈🇨🇿🤫🤑🤣

[@mysteriouscomet4426]

also slovaks

[@beorlingo]

Do toho! Respect to Czechs/Slovaks from Sweden! And the most Beautiful/powerful anthem too!

[@moroenormouz]

Просрачи.😂 Всегда были третьеми после шведов.😅

[@miriam7779]

Czechoslovakia RULEZ!!! ;D

[@mezeim]

you´re forgetting, that the CZECHOSLOVAKIA consisted of Czechs and Slovaks.. :) and the voice, presented here is the legendary Jozef Golonka... :) a Slovak player.. :)

[@moroenormouz]

Всегда были в сраке.😂 СССР первые с 1963 по 1971!!! Да и потом чемпионили. Пока горбатый всё не сдал западным вурдалакам.

[@MrRudo1975]

slovak captain of famous Czechoslovak ice hockey team Jozef Golonka speaking. Vivat Czechoslovakia, the state, where i was born and rised :-)

[@moroenormouz]

Соски трусливые.😂

[@dev3n]

Personally, I find both the soviet anthem - as well as the slovakian anthem - to be the most beautiful of all anthems on this planet.

[@beorlingo]

I find that the Czech anthem combined with the Slovak anthem, i.e. the Czechoslovakian anthem had it all and was the greatest ever.

[@frndusbambulius1709]

I'm Czech but speak both Slovak and Swedish so finding this video with both languages was such a nice coincidence! 😃

[@beorlingo]

I luv how Czechoslovakia would always give the Soviets their hands full. Sweden not so much/often, I'm afraid... What puzzles me is that the games between Sweden and Czechoslovakia were always an open affair, given the fact that Czechoslovakia always challenged the big red machine seriously. When we beat them twice in 1977 it was simply surreal, especially the 5-1 game (I was in seventh heaven!), but Czechoslovakia snatched the gold, you're welcome! Do toho från Sverige!

[@beorlingo]

P.s. I do realize it was the equivalent of how the Finns always did well against Sweden, although sucking generally. But still...

[@ldhorricks]

I remember watching this as a boy in Canada, my father telling me why we should be cheering for the Czechoslovakia. a ted' jsem tady v Praze a bydlim tady uz skoro 17 let. Zivot je zajimavy a neprevidetelny..never thought back then I would be living in the country I was cheering for on that day. Canadians always cheered for the Czechoslovakia in those years...sad that Czech fans have such hatred for Canadian teams now...a few years ago here I saw Czech fans burning a Canadian flag when we won.

[@alpinek9hans310]

Those are idiots. Czech love Canada. Dont you ever forget it.!

[@MarekCorba]

Of course, Im also liked a Canada many years ago (also because part of my family is there), but Im stopped. We can see which type of hockey they play last 15-20 years. Just to liquidate a players, dangerous fauls, fauls against a goalkeepers, etc. One big shit. For example 2004, we lost finale because one canadian idiot which have no idea about sport:) kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5unfqesrs15rac

[@Mirinovic]

Omlouvám se za naše pitomce

[@moroenormouz]

Потому что канадцев все ненавидят. За их двуличие. Бьёте всегда из подтишка. Всегда! Трусливые шавки ЛГБТ англосаксов.😂

[@tlentlen2]

Wspaniale chwile!! Ogladalem ten mecz jako11 letni chlopak i plakalem ze szczescia , kiedyCSRS pokonali ZSRR. josef Golonka / pamietam gral z nr 9/ byl kapitanem druzyny Czechoslowacji. Pozdrawi s Polska . DO TO HO!!! Ceski hokej je vyborny!!! Velky vykon ceskeho muzstwa

[@moroenormouz]

Соски госдепные.😂

[@lazerstrikegaming198]

how you doing after all these years

[@polina4624]

1:00 Над Татрами молнии сверкают- красивый гимн!

[@user-lg8rp4fq9f]

Словакский, не то что у чехов хульета!

[@pipdickens6105]

Czechs taught Russians how to play Canadian ice hockey, BTW

[@adamoleksak3528]

U mean Czechoslovakia

[@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977]

Wait what?

[@ralfstormbringer3958]

Я видел эти матчи в 1969 году, были очень принципиальными, поражался духу и самоотверженности чехословаков Галонка,Недомански, Поспишил,Сухи, братья Холики и др... и тот последний матч когда шведы победив 1-0 лишили Чехословакию золотых медалей ,но страна встречала их как национальных героев...

[@sulista-consulting]

Still goosebumps, was 6 years old 1969

[@moroenormouz]

Просрачи.😂

[@sanmacgregor357]

Thank you dekuji🖤🤘✌️👌👏

[@Lasermannen]

I love watching this, the passion that the Czech players use to beat the "unbeatable" Soviet team was remarkable. I also love the way the Swedish spectators roar when you guys score. Soviet was a hated nation and communism was a much hated ideology all over Europe, that's called solidarity with the brave people who opposed the Red army in Prague.

[@beorlingo]

I second this comment!

[@MegaAdrian04]

you mean Czechoslovak players

[@xRyanIrvingx]

@15V31F thank you very much

[@Ramblin-Man]

Oh yeah, I was 7 and still remember some of this, all transmitted from Stockholm in March 1969 (we had the WC the following year too, but this time in glorious colour and partly from Göteborg/Gothenburg...)! Czechoslovakia beat Soviet Union twice (2-0 and 4-3), whereas Sweden beat the Czechs twice (2-0, 1-0). On the very last day, 30 March, all three teams had a shot at the gold medal. But the Czech loss, 0-1, against Sweden meant all three teams ended up on 16 points (one goal for 1-1 would've meant gold for the Czechs...), and CCCP ended up as gold medalists (again), with 59-23 against our 45-19, and having beat us twice. Four players scored 14 points: Anatoli Firsov (10+4), Boris Mikhailov (9+5), Ulf Sterner (9+5) and Jaroslav Holik (4+19). Canada ended up 4th place with 8 points, and didn't play the WC again until 1977. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1969_Ice_Hockey_World_Championships

[@moroenormouz]

Русские часто шведам "помогали".😅 За это их ненавидили "братушки" чехи.😂

[@drevakelemen52n92]

I was watching this game at home ... Czechoslovakia .... Lots of love from Australia ❤️

[@moroenormouz]

Теперь по плач... В дупе полной твои чехи. Давно ничего не выигрывают.😅

[@karpdamm]

@Lasermannen It would be nice to see something from WC in 1972. Haven't found anything here.

[@newhere5801]

CSSR - CSSR !

[@vladimirratnikov4842]

0:40 За тыканье клюшкой вратаря любая команда затоптала бы чудака на букву "м" в лёд

[@user-xm8ik3pk9e]

Точно! Этого игрочка(Ярослава Холика №5 ) сейчас бы за такое хамство быстро бы в лёд закатали.

[@kemperism]

@Kotinka in the league you need and the quality you deliver me:))

[@MrBlysko]

Dobrze pan pisze, zgadzam sie z panem , mnie interesowalo historie czeschoslowackie w tamtych latach.Mam w bibliotece chyba okolo 35 ksiazek na te epoce. Czytalem ostatnio ksiazke Dusana Havlicka " jaro na krku ". Polecam te ksiazke. Pozdrawiam

[@moroenormouz]

Про Ассанжа почитай...

[@bra10zico]

@103Uke #5 is Jaroslav Holik,the father of NHL player Bobby Holik.

[@EmilWeinholdII]

vynikající práce!!! :O)

[@moroenormouz]

После серии ударов по своей морде.😂

[@ArmandsVilnis]

@Lasermannen golden words my friend!! :) :) :)

[@RINGOCZ]

@Kotinka Yes, our players take positions in Russian KHL teams. Our players take Russian money and our players win individual trophys, like best scorer of KHL (Cervenka), or some years ago - best in points (Marek). Finaly, after all, it´s beautiful to see, how this players beat Russian team. For example WCH 2010 finals against Red Army All Star Team, or three times a row in WCH 2011. After championship in Bratislava and last match against Czech team, Bykov could say only "Da svidania" :D.

[@moroenormouz]

В жопе вы полной!😂 Когда последний раз хоть что-то выигрывали на европейскиом уровне хотя бы?😅 Просрачи полные! Даже фины и швейцарцы с немцами круче вас.😊 Плачь громче...

[@baristhealienated]

i agree.

[@tcoudi]

@wg390 btw, quizz question, why is jaromir jagr wearing 68 on his jersey?:)

[@beorlingo]

Wow, now I realize it! The uprise against the opressors!

[@tcoudi]

@@beorlingo yep, but its kinda act, he has been always friendly with authoritarian politiacians. sadly. one of the greatest players, but not the smartest or most honest person.

[@beorlingo]

@@tcoudi Don't know much about him tbh. Would be fun though if he would make it back to NHL one last time, if only for One game. I think the Penguins will hire him late februari next year. 🤔

[@sailsSK8]

1:42 Za to by byly dnes určitě 2 minuty :D zdržování hry. Jinak krutý nasazení, to dnes už se nevidí viz. letošní MS. Měli na hodně lepší výkony

[@sergeynag]

@90magor Your grandmother will not forget my grandfather and a red star on his T34. from Russia with love

[@KKKkiri]

hoši děkujem

[@videhawn7547]

Áno bola to malá odplata že si dovolili ČeskoSlovensko okupovať.

[@werqa123]

@robo1945 Yes I meant czechoslovak. I'm always supporting czechs ( since 1620 it is a joke of course) I'm old czech's hockey fun be sure. Btw I have this game of 1969 in my hockey video collection.

[@xRyanIrvingx]

is this like the IIHF world championship or something completly different?

[@beorlingo]

Not completely different at all.

[@ladislavvajay4577]

Jå si na ten hystorický zápas 4:3 dobře vzpomínám.Žiju sice delší čas tu v Brazílii

[@ladislavvajay4577]

Ale co se dĕlo tam v Československu mĕ zůstalo zaryto hluboce v paměti měl jsem tenkrát 8 let a když jsem při zápase viděl otce

[@ladislavvajay4577]

Beznadĕjnĕ křičet a maminku plakat tak to zůstane v paměti napořát. Maminka před zápasem říkala že máme nejlepšího hráčé Jiřího Holíka ten ty Ruse bude mačkat um mantinelu jako slepice když ale hráči nastoupili on tam nebyl říkali že je zranĕn. Rusi v zápase vedli vždy o gol až do 3:2 a hráli lepší a táta křičel takhle to dál nejde najednou nahlásili že jde hrát Jiří Holík táta řekl tak on asi není tak moc zranĕn nevĕdĕli jsme ale že on šel hrát se zlomenou rukou aby hráčům pomohl. V prvních minutách hrál ale pomalu jako by ho hra ani nezajímala když byl v potyčce tak ho Rusi bili a srazil i na zem a on jen vždy tĕžce vstal vždy to bylo ponĕkolikáté moje maminka se rozplakala a můj taťka křičel vyměňteho on vůbec nemůže hrát

[@ladislavvajay4577]

Bola to těžká chvíle najednou se naši dostali do útoku ten Jíři Holík se snima propletl až k ruské brance a jednou rukou co držel hokejku dal gól bylo vyrovnáno 3:3 no my jsme doma strašnĕ křičeli radostí maminka plakala ve svém hrdinovi se nesklamala najednou nás táta zarazil nekřičte tolik na druhé straňe vozovky byl park kde byly tanky s ruskýma vojákama aby sem nezačali ještě střílet.Za několik minut čechoslováci dali delší gól 4:3 no my jsme plakali a objímali se Poslední minuty byly nejhorší Rusi útočili a stříleli ze všech stran chtĕli vyrovnat .Slovenský komentátor v televizi křičel vydržať chlapci vydržať vlastnímy tĕlami hráči odrazújů strely před brankou Nedomanský,Holík vyhrálisme . .

[@LKHK76]

@Evilsnowman2213 Half of Europe "went shit broke" when the Evil Empire finally fell? I really don't recall any such meltdown. The dissolution of the USSR was painful for certain republics of the USSR, but some of them were not even in Europe, on the other hand some benefitted trmendously, e.g. Estonia.

[@user-jv5bq6vq2h]

А сейчас хорошо 🤪🤪🤪

[@alexeykobrinskii7360]

I can totally see why the players from CSSR would behave the way they did in matches against USSR. THEN, in 1969. They were young, they were athletes competing against long time rivals in a very contact-involving sport. And, above all, they felt extremely patriotic, which is not unusual for anyone representing his/her country to begin with and was amplified million times due to the tragic events of 1968 in Prague and in CSSR. But for a grown-up man to keep talking about it? Growing up means looking from the wisdom of your age! Soviet hockey players, nor any part of hockey or any other sport, had nothing to do with August 1968 in Prague. Maybe Mr. Golonka is just trying to make some profit on an interview, who knows. Some actions by the CSSR players in those matches were low-class or no-class. I would expect grown up men to admit they were done in the heat of the moment rather than keeping to justify such disrespectful actions or even praising them as heroic. I will tell you what heroic is. Heroic are actions of the people trying to stop Warsaw Pact/Soviet tanks in the streets of Prague. What has nothing to do with patriotism or heroism is almost spearing your hockey opponent goalie or playing pretend-machine-gun with your hockey stick after scoring a goal in an international sport competition in the safety of a hockey rink in Stockholm. Especially when you know the opponents cannot even stand up for themselves the way they (at least some of them) want badly, due to restraining orders from those same Soviet bosses who ordered tanks to go to Prague! Disrespecting people who faithfully represent their nations always means loosing respect to your own nation. Instead, what earns respect is when you show that you can do better than that and respect your fellow athletes who are working as hard as you do, to compete in sports. You want to make a political statement? Use proper channels, which is never a sport competition. Boycotting has been a known practice but is totally different from participating in a competition and humiliating or disrespecting your opponents. I have no doubt CSSR players knew very well that Soviets were "strongly discouraged" (read = would be punished for tarnishing the image of a leading nation building communism and happiness for all the good people on Earth) from engaging in confrontations beyond hockey plays. This is why such a look of disgust on faces of some USSR players: some of them would want very much to challenge and fight against some unsportsmanlike opponents on CSSR team but they had families, jobs, and careers to lose over that once they come back home. (It took no more than one step in the wrong direction in USSR before you would find yourself outside the favored and praised folks, marked as an "unreliable element" forever.) This is why I repeat. It is one thing for young athletes to get carried away then, but a totally different and wrong thing to keep talking about it fondly years later. This is as sickening for me as some modern Russians talking May 9 (Victory Day of 1945) every time team Russia beats team Germany at a World Hockey Championship (as it takes place in early May in recent years). Hatred is what is behind both examples. Whom do you hate? Hockey players? Like they bombed Prague in 1968? Like they marched on Moscow and Leningrad burning entire villages and towns in 1941? This is as sickening for me as watching NBC broadcast of Olympics which is extremely anti-Russian or anti-Chinese on every chance they get. Considering athletes as representatives of foreign policies of any country and thus making them targets of your hatred, especially publicly, is much worse than just nonsense. There, I have given you at least three examples of mixing sports and politics, each of them really ugly to me. Athletes represent their nations, their peoples, their families and coaches who raised them from their first steps to their international competitions. We never hear an athlete talking his government or president in a post-victory interview at Olympics. North Korean athletes might go for it but even then, we all know, how free they are in deciding to do so. This is why dragging politics into sports, or sports into politics, either way you cut it, is nothing but wrong. This is why I have such a low opinion of Mr. Golonka's, Mr. Ja. Holik's and some other CSSR players' actions in those two matches. Their opponents deserved none of that. In fact, respect to the Soviet players for not trying to draw attention of the officials to that clearly unsportsmanlike behavior. Same low opinion goes for the officials who never took appropriate actions at that tournament. I guess the then-existing world, including both the East and the West, had not reached the level of civilized norms that one would expect based on so many claims by both worlds (East and West) that they were the true civilized societies during that era. Sickening is the word! But I think and I hope, should such actions happen these days (2017), there would be disciplinary consequences, at least post-game, from IIHF or another responsible body. P.S. Tons of respect, growing with every year, to Jaromir Jagr as a hockey player but his wearing number 68, which he says he has chosen in memory of the events of 1968, is another example of immaturely dragging sports into politics or vice versa, in my opinion. Well, he had chosen his number at a very young age, he became a celebrity later, so it could be tough to change later probably even if he wanted to (maybe he does; maybe he does not). If we ask ourselves: "Should French, Ukrainian, Polish, or Russian (don't even mind Israeli) athletes shout "Hitler kaput!" in the face of every athlete from Germany that they compete against?", I hope that we agree on a "No!" for an answer there...

[@alexeykobrinskii7360]

No, that has not happened in modern Russia in a way as unanimous as in the Germany/Hitler case. And it would be hard to expect that, given who is in power (former KGB man who was stationed in East Germany in Soviet era). In Yeltsin's time (the early post-Soviet Russia years), however, Russia did denounce, for instance, what happened in Hungary in 1956, officially and at a high diplomatic level. The video here shows an interview with Mr. Golonka. This is why the position in modern Russia on events of 1968 was not the focus of my comment. As for modern Russia again, there are fewer people with every year, who were alive and grown-up during Soviet era. One reason is a very short life expectancy in Russia. Another is that people leave Russia. In addition, there is most likely a bias among those who has left, in a "dissident" direction. This further dilutes the population inside Russia who can objectively assess those events in Prague. Another problem is that very few people have access to the actual true document-based account of those events. Most of those who spread "first-hand" stories sound so biased and polarized that when I read their stories, I can't help thinking that their blogs/posts/etc. are simply sponsored by one ideological side or the other. Sad but I personally doubt that the true details of who did exactly what will ever be known because former KGB people may simply destroy relevant archives, if not have done so already. And I do not tend to trust too much the accounts by the Western authors either because the ideological war has never ended, so both sides are engaged in heavy propaganda. Back to Russia: the reality is that the vast majority of younger generation, at least those who care to inquire, are fed what the present "leadership" feels like to get to the people's ears. Needless to say, this creates badly distorted views (on many different topics, not just the Prague Spring), hence your observation of how the modern Russia feels about the events of 1968 in Prague. Anyway, I am glad there are people who agree with me on "lots of things" in my original post (which focused on the video rather than on the question whether the invasion was a good thing and whether the invasion is approved upon in modern Russia)!

[@vaxuvax]

I am from Romania and I agree with you too. I am against russian government but not against the russian people. The average russian is suffering like the rest of us in eastern europe. All the governments are corrupt and only thing they care is of themselves not the people. The best and brightest are forced to emigrate to the West where most of them are not treated very well. Some of them adapt there,but they are still foreighners and not fully accepted in those societies.

[@cmrcz7550]

Many don't realise just how badly Russians themselves suffered under communist takeover! It's a shame that the resentment still exists because Czechs,Moravians and Slovaks have had a very good history with Russian people for around 900 years!! That ONE event should not tarnish that because Czechs western and southern neighbors have been FAR WORSE over many hundreds of years!!

[@werqa123]

It was a great game and a possible revenge to them for 1968. Salut to czechs from Russia I love you! Do Toho!

[@QuBo2o11]

@robo1945 ale pokoj, imho to nemyslel zle, ty by si tiež imho nevymenoval všetky národy čo žili v ZSSR keby si vycvaľoval Sovietsky zväz ;-)

[@karelvlk4194]

Aspoň v hokeji jsme to vyhráli, jinak potom konec krátké svobody

[@123jolien5]

+Karel Vlk Ukradene a znicene zivoty. Slusni lide zavirani, muceni a v cizine trpi. S nasledky se potykame dodnes. SSSR svi.e a jejich knechtove jsou tam stale a ziji z kradeneho dobre. Cesky narod ( Bohmen) jsou slusni a inteligenni lide. Ti zmetkove nejsou cesi ale je dovoz....zdravim vsechny slusne lidi ;)

[@moroenormouz]

Теперь госдепу сосёте...😂

[@vitmu100]

Že Vám není hanba! Takovouto poznámku si strčte někde! Vaše Rusko nám po Mnichovu nepomohlo a otočilo se k nám zády. Styďte se!! Rok 1968 snad nemusím ani připomínat. Hanba Vám!!!

[@simonvissers4374]

To jo blbečlu, my jsme pomoc SSSR odmítli, aby se k nám západ neobrátil zády

[@ldhorricks]

@103Uke Vaclav Nedomansky...the first Czech and perhaps European to play a regular shift in the NHL...I think Borje Salming and Inge Hammerstrom were a year or so behind.

[@beorlingo]

Tommy Bergman was the first, I think.

[@beorlingo]

Btw, Ulf Sterner was maybe the first ever? Not a regular though, which puzzles me. A truly tough guy as he was.

[@TheCAMOCBAJl]

Я русский. Встречал в своей жизни много чехов. Все они были нормальными, хорошими людьми. Всегда с удовольствием приезжаю в Чехию и считаю её дружественной России страной, а чехов - близкими нам по духу. В отличие от политиков обыкновенные люди всегда поймут друг друга. Привет из России!

[@GORLOJ]

A Slovaka si nestretol?

[@TheCAMOCBAJl]

GORLOJ Этим летом сидели в кабачке в Праге, хозяйка была из Словакии. Всё было отлично, отменно поужинали, мило беседовали, а под конец она угостила нас "Татранским чаем". Превосходный напиток, сразу себе домой прикупили. :)

[@GORLOJ]

Tatranský čaj :-D silný čaj

[@Belzebubko]

@103Uke He had offers from NHL/WHA sooner, but the regime didnt let him go. He later escaped from Czechoslovakia in 1974 through Switzerland. In the 5:2 victory against USSR in Winnipeg 1967, he scored a hattrick. He actually scored 4 goals, but one of his slapshots has torn the net and hit the board, so the referees didnt notice it.

[@tomasfrcek7220]

Both Germany and Soviet Union had the most powerful military in the world by the time we were attacked by them + total advantage in numbers. How were we supposed to defend ourselfs against that?

[@tcoudi]

@wg390 yeah, he love russia, but not the USSR, 68 is a year of occupitation.there was 80 russian soldiers in our country till 89´thats why.

[@ameurus]

@tlentlen2 cesky i slovensky.Golonka to jest Slovak,bratu:)

[@tcoudi]

@tcoudi 80 thouand of course and even atomic weapons.

[@kareljanuska2556]

Jarda Holik, Olda Machač, Jarda Jiřík už nejsou mezi námi

[@teltri]

And now Czech and Slovak hockey players play in Russian KHL Hockey League.

[@baristhealienated]

well, it s true that us army was coming from the west, and reached the western-upper bohemia. but it does not mean that we should not respect the fallen soviet soldiers, helped defeating nazis. it is true that if there was not soviet sacrifice, europe would suffer more. However, it does noway justifies fucking brezhnev in 1968. if there was any humanist marxist in that year, it was Dubcek. Appearantly there was not any in Moscow.

[@user-ns8bm3iu1o]

СССР-КАНАДА вот это противостояние на все времена!Всегда: бескомпромиссная борьба,страсти на льду,интрига.Суперсерии 1972,1974, Кубок Канады-81,87 - классика! Не в обиду славным чехословацким хоккеистам будет сказано,мы их помним и уважаем( Глинка,Мартинец,Лала,Ружичка,,Кралик,Гашек,и другие),но канадцы-самые достойные соперники!

[@StargateNews]

Once again! Yesterday, Germany: Czech Rep: Russia 2:1. Czechs crashing Russian star team and winning another golden medal. Guys with lions on their chest fought as lions and they won as lions even with 3 players against 6 Russians. This is a great example how courage, bravery and a huge will beating a huge Russian arrogancy. I am sure this was another white hell for guys in red:)))) and i am so proud of our guys with lions and egles.

[@rendlikk]

It is Czechs, not Chzecks, you should learn your own language first. And, as you may notice, I got lotta arguments because of the thing, that it is not clear. Especially arguments against people, who think, they know everything. Btw, are you sure, that you are talking about Czech and not Chechna, right? Not many Yanks know the difference.

[@Farmer091]

Да помните хоть до китайской пасхи. Вообще то в ЧССР вошли - вторглись (как вам угодно будет) войска Организации Варшавского Договора. Кроме СССР - войска Польши, Болгарии, Венгрии , ГДР. Жаль что поляки тогда (да и сейчас) играли в хоккей на дворовом уровне. А то поводов для гордости было бы гораздо больше. Чемпионат 69 всё равно выиграли наши. Чехи выходили на лёд против сборной СССР как на бой, но потом проигрывали шведам и золото всё равно доставалось сборной СССР

[@user-ez6kz8mb6u]

Слава СССР!!!

[@alastraee]

A week before USSR defeated USA hockey team 17 : 2 Rofl. Anyway I hope that one day all the people that suffered the comunist dominion would forgive us. There should be only the ''sportive'' (Hockey,Soccer) and '' virtual'' war. ( fps shooters ,rts games) .

[@ptygr]

@sergeynag Američani a Britové - tím, že otevřeli západní frontu. Nebýt jich, tak se dnes v Moskvě šprechtí německy ;D

[@Belzebubko]

@Kotinka When you have enough good Russian players to fill your own league ;) Until then, don't blame us only because your teams can't find good enough players at home and have to reach for Czechs and Slovaks and pay them good money just to come there.

[@mikailmuhammad8793]

davaj si pozor na seba.

[@LKHK76]

There has been extensive cooperation between Russia and Nazi Germany troughout the 1930s, secret German weapons test in Siberia in violation of Versailles treaty. Even Gestapo learned from the NKVD thugs how to torture and ethnically clense properly. There was a "de facto" Russian-German alliance and Moscow controlled Komintern supported Nazis in the early years of the war. That Stalin and Hitler later kinda fell out of love with each other is a different story

[@StargateNews]

@chapaev36 Answer on your comment is on the video. Commentary said Czechoslovak hockey team was flooded by letters and telegrams from around the country. All these letters were same: Play as you wish but please, strike back...crash the Russians ..... and we did it!

[@wg390]

@tcoudi Jaromir Jagr love USSR this why ! He played last 3 years in Russia because he respect this country

[@Thecampercz]

Thats the problem of soviet propaganda. We were not comunist. Only our government, and that was because of Soviet army in our country. I personally dont hate russians, I hate what soviets did to my country. Soviets won war in Europe, thats why we should be thankful to them, but what they did afterwards is why we hate them.

[@marosko774]

ved Golonka nemá žiadne zlato ... o čom tu rozpráva???

[@extmis]

+marosko774 Bohužel, někteří z této skvělé party parádních hokejistů nakonec na titul nedosáhli (prokletí se jmenovalo Švédsko), ale za to, co předváděli, by si ho zasloužili.

[@silurusglanis7399]

On je jak obohrata platna dokola to iste. Tam bolo cele muzstvo nie on sam. Dobre hraval. No nehral sam ostatny mlcia niektory neziju ale on ako by citil potrebu o tom rozpravat. Na namestiach to bolo ovela tvrdsie a na tych netreba zabúdať

[@Venyscz]

More than hockey ;)

[@ralfstormbringer3958]

Russian champions were as Czechs lost the last match of the Swedes 1-0

[@beorlingo]

*Soviets

[@dominikskrba2071]

Bohužel tento útok vojsk Varšavské smlouvy nemohl nikdo očekávat, takže se nemohli dostatečně připravit, ale zase je pravda, že my (hlavně ti nahoře) neměli couvnout, protože když ti nahoře couvly, tak ti dole, i když by chtěly, nemohly se bránit. Když mluvíte o tom, že Poláci bojovali, tak potom nezapomínejte nato, že díky nim, nám Rusáci v 39 nemohli přijít pomoct, protože by jim Polkáci (nacističtí) hodně ztížily postup přes území k nám.

[@currentriverpat]

And I thought the Canadians hated the Soviets. HA! The Czechs got us beat there! Some great teams from back then! 1976 - Bobby Orr aka Trump Card

[@beorlingo]

All Europeans hated the Soviets. But as long as '70s hockey concerned, we hated team Canada even more. The Soviets we hated for what they represented, Team Canada for what they were. Greetings from Sweden!

[@kenneththorberg6914]

@@beorlingo Best comment.

[@ae446c]

Co?! Napis to normalne a ne temi ruskymi klikyhaky.

[@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977]

calm down.

[@Samariterstrasse]

Czechoslovaks beat the shit out of the Sovjets back then, and good for them.

[@wovaapeli]

Come on, read the history before claiming Finland as a fascist country. Since its independence has Finland always had a democraticly elected parliament and government. Even during WWII the nation remained democratic with the socialdemocrats as the major political party. So what fascists are you talking about?

[@90magor]

@sergeynag yes but your T 34 with your grandfather came to help czechoslovakian partisans too much late, partisans fought with SS without your help and this is truth!!! truth is americans could help as first to Prague uprising but they didnt this because russians banned them this liberation....

[@Po-pol-vouh]

Sneaky players

[@sergeynag]

@ptygr Pokud Američané nemají otevřelo druhou frontu, by v celé Evropě byly sovětské, a vy byste se suchenok navernika by byli narozeni, tak bych osobně za ním následuje )))

[@josfol]

Because you mix up politics with sport I will tell you very important facts. Yes as a Czech I hated the USSR because they occupied our land but I hated only the politicians not the russian people as a group. And I am very grateful the soldiers who died for my "freedom". It was better than to live in German slavery in Siberia. Everybody knows they had plans to move the most of Czechoslovaks there if they won the war. USA did nothing for Europe until the Soviet Army should take the whole Europe.

[@Kunapb_u3_l-Orpbl]

USSR occupied your country?!Really?!And how it have had?!Like "nemcy"?!How many buildings or cities,villages was destroyed by SU occupation?!By the way lets I tell you about some things about occupation..I know clearly that all Czechs factories and plants collaborated on Nazis War Machine when they fought,burned,killed my compatriots from the tanks,mashine guns,rifles which was made in Czech..Czech people worked perfectly at these plants, they received wages, lived-they did not grieve..Ha?!How about this occupation?!Everything fine?!Now you must hate your own nation..Or is it not worth the attention?! Killed Russians so what,yes?!Not a matter,yes?!Do not take it at count..Killed Russians that such and such..

[@Ardis160]

Just shut up, stupid Russkie, nobody cares about you - all you can do is to perform this pathetic whataboutism. You're the reason people from former Eastern Block still hate Russians.

[@HandlesAreDumb420]

M8, im pretty sure most czechs worked in factories because if they didnt... bye bye to auschwitz!

[@nox4298]

LOL

[@Raging_Duck]

@@Kunapb_u3_l-Orpbl So we are not going to talk about Katyn massacre or ribentrop - molotov pact, are we?

[@sninskyserversamp]

som rad ze to boli rusi a ne amici

[@user-xm8ik3pk9e]

Надо понимать что и вы тоже не были нам друзьями))

[@12marek21]

ussr a usa .. si myslim ,ze sovieti boli lepsi sportovci .. a to ,ze americanie su lepsi alebo ,ze je to silnejsia velmoc .. je to len preto .. ,ze sa nikdy ,ziadna svetova neodohrala u nich .. ale vzdycky na nej zarabali !!

[@gautamon]

@sergeynag lol

[@MartyHosa]

@ldhorricks: I would't say that we hate Canadian team, its more like rivalry (u cant judge all the fans by one idiot burning Canadian flag) ... If theres any hockey team we hate it's certainly team Russia. GO CANADA ! ;)

[@user-ez6kz8mb6u]

Советский хоккей - самый лучший в мире!!!

[@90magor]

@sergeynag pokud byste nedostávali lendlease od američani tak by CCCP měl v 2 světové válce stráty ne jenom 11 milion lidí ale 20 milion lidí!!!! a pokud by britové s američany nebombardovali němce tak by to pro vás bylo mnohem horší..... why russians think they are best???

[@mafian1520]

To byla odplata za Okupaci!

[@cornucopia8591]

Тыкать в лицо вратаря клюшкой - это, ребята, отборное хамство. Как из басни Крылова: "Ай, моська, знать, она сильна, что лает на слона!"

[@Ginexivanman]

А толку ? Выиграли один матч - обосраться от радости.Все равно тот чемпионат мира выиграли мы.

[@willlovesjennifer]

@mezeim Czechs are better though. That's why Slovakia sucks and the Czech Republic is pretty good.

[@baxztr]

ne komunisti,ale soveti.komunismus byl jen zasterka moci

[@123jolien5]

zde se mluvi cesky , anglicky a jazykem slusnych lidi.

[@extmis]

+123jolien A přečetl jste si vůbec, co ten "neslušný" Rus napsal?

[@123jolien5]

ne, a nectu rusky....

[@extmis]

To je škoda...

[@flamingsamurairealm]

+extmis napisal že všetkych čechov ktorých stretol boli dobrý ludia

[@extmis]

Nemám rád, když mi někdo vkládá do úst něco, co jsem nikdy neřekl.

[@Yaposhkin]

Чехия и Россия - Братья! Czechs n Russians - Brothers! Fuck commusm n politics!

[@cmrcz7550]

Yaposhkin agree!!! We are Brothers and thank you!!!

[@quentinraffensperger7775]

Sweden was better than Czechoslovakia. But the Soviets were better than both.

[@Kunapb_u3_l-Orpbl]

USSR occupied your country?!Really?!And how it have had?!Like "nemcy"?!How many buildings or cities,villages was destroyed by SU occupation?!By the way lets I tell you about some things about occupation..I know clearly that all Czechs factories and plants collaborated on Nazis War Machine when they fought,burned,killed my compatriots from the tanks,mashine guns,rifles which was made in Czech..Czech people worked perfectly at these plants, they received wages, lived-they did not grieve..Ha?!How about this occupation?!Everything fine?!Now you must hate your own nation..Or is it not worth the attention?! Killed Russians so what,yes?!Not a matter,yes?!Do not take it at count..Killed Russians that such and such.. Something like that you forget at once, right?? As if you were not, yes, our Czech partners?!

[@Kunapb_u3_l-Orpbl]

@Songs ok Now usa tanks in czech, how about that?Everything is fine?Understand?

[@tefky7964]

​@@Kunapb_u3_l-Orpbl Oh,so in 1968 you rescued us or what?

[@MrLycien]

Позор чехам!

[@user-ph7md7no7w]

Тебе самому позором и всей россии

[@user-in3rb8ph3t]

а СССР стали ЧЕМПИОНАМИ !!! Чехи отстой ...

[@moroenormouz]

Что делали чехи в период с 1938 по 1945 года? Кто знает? Сколько танков, машин и снарядов они сделали вермахту фюрера?