I’m not 100% sure, but it looks like the old LNAH, which was based in Quebec. It became well known for guys like Joel Thériault (featured in this video). There are a couple of documentaries that take a look at that league, and others like it. For the locals & fans who supported their team, they loved the chaotic brand of hockey. Tvarious teams enforcers would get in multiple fights in each game. which intensified the rivalries between each team. Eventually, with various videos popping up on UA-cam, hockey fans who enjoy watching fights made it rise in popularity. Unfortunately, that also got the unwanted attention from folks who thought it was barbaric, ridiculous, unprofessional, and an eyesore for the game of hockey. They thought it wasn’t a good reputation to have for people who were on the outside looking in, and that it was more about the fighting, instead of the game of hockey. Along with concerns about head trauma being linked to CTE, the LNAH decided to make some rule changes that would curb the amount fights happening per game, and it’s not like that anymore. Check out this mini doc about it. ua-cam.com/video/lsv_4uLSbFY/v-deo.htmlsi=TOL9CzulY6RIqHkJ There’s also another one called “Tough Guys”.
When multiple referees are holding you back and saying don't. Just stop save it. You added on so many game misconducts pushing them and fighting them. Unsportsmanlike for sure. Doesn't belong on the ice at all his coach definitely benched em
They WANT to be kicked out. These popular LNAH tough guys often have nightclub doorman/security jobs around Montreal. It's why most of the fights are pregame or first period. The clubs in whatever place Joel played PAID for him to greet and bounce. He was always popular and he was just working for the bag.
Yes. But most are in their 30s and winding it up after a respectable ECHL or rarely AHL level career. Which means they're high level hockey players. In the LNAH? They're the guys who are standing off to the side during these idiotic staged "brawls" and checking their watches.
A un vrai solide ..un WARRIOR....un Guerrier comme il ne s'en fait plus ... et comme vous n'enverrez jamais plus. (Joël) a marqué le monde du Hockey que se soit au niveau du junior majeur et professionnelle . J'ai connu Joël personnellement et même jouer avec dans un gymnase .Le plus drôle c qui préférais toujours être gardien de but Lolll je me prénomme " Louis. G " et Joël mérite d'être RESPECTÉ. Alors toi l'imbécile qui le traite de pelotte dans ton commentaire très disgracieux à l'égard de mon chum... aurais-tu TOI le solide de lui dire en personne...? J'en doute fort lollll
Another comment. Terrible fighting. Kids think it's as easy as what they see on TV then come out punching like this lmao embarrassing 3:50 fight is a proper throw down.
Strong like bull.......smart like dump truck.
Agreed,. What a temper, guy is so big he can hardly skate. He's only on ice for one reason.
ROID RAGE
Calling him "the animal" is an insult to animals.
He is so bad at skating, it's funny
It's absolutely ridiculous and embarrassing...he should have been suspended indefinitely for abusing the referees smh
Brillant !
Goon
Necessary evil to attract spectators.
What a goon. Does he even know how to shoot a puck?
He was a 2nd round draft pick many years ago
Roid rage at its finest...
CTE? Do some of these guys have a future?
Joel "la plote" thériault
The WWE of hockey ! Lol
I don't know who this animal character is… But I like him!
What league is this?
I’m not 100% sure, but it looks like the old LNAH, which was based in Quebec. It became well known for guys like Joel Thériault (featured in this video). There are a couple of documentaries that take a look at that league, and others like it. For the locals & fans who supported their team, they loved the chaotic brand of hockey. Tvarious teams enforcers would get in multiple fights in each game. which intensified the rivalries between each team. Eventually, with various videos popping up on UA-cam, hockey fans who enjoy watching fights made it rise in popularity. Unfortunately, that also got the unwanted attention from folks who thought it was barbaric, ridiculous, unprofessional, and an eyesore for the game of hockey. They thought it wasn’t a good reputation to have for people who were on the outside looking in, and that it was more about the fighting, instead of the game of hockey. Along with concerns about head trauma being linked to CTE, the LNAH decided to make some rule changes that would curb the amount fights happening per game, and it’s not like that anymore. Check out this mini doc about it.
ua-cam.com/video/lsv_4uLSbFY/v-deo.htmlsi=TOL9CzulY6RIqHkJ
There’s also another one called “Tough Guys”.
@@cleech74 thanks - I appreciate the detailed reply and link. ✌️
This is like the WWE on ice.
That's the idea, except that the result isn't scripted ahead time.
Méchant Clown...
When multiple referees are holding you back and saying don't. Just stop save it. You added on so many game misconducts pushing them and fighting them. Unsportsmanlike for sure. Doesn't belong on the ice at all his coach definitely benched em
They WANT to be kicked out. These popular LNAH tough guys often have nightclub doorman/security jobs around Montreal. It's why most of the fights are pregame or first period. The clubs in whatever place Joel played PAID for him to greet and bounce. He was always popular and he was just working for the bag.
Joel retourne à sa chaîne de production lundi à l'usine...
Le Querrier 😂😂
Rough high-school time unless he punched one kid and his fist reminded others ti not make fun of his name lol
Hate when the 'roids kick in...
he's got nothing on ogie ogilthorpe
somme guerrier loll stune flambette ca
Anybody in this league actually know how to play hockey?
Doesn't look like it.
Yes. But most are in their 30s and winding it up after a respectable ECHL or rarely AHL level career. Which means they're high level hockey players. In the LNAH? They're the guys who are standing off to the side during these idiotic staged "brawls" and checking their watches.
Being a linesman has to be the worst job in this league.
I presume the job description for an LNAH linesman is that he must have previously been a defensive tackle in either the NFL or the CFL.
It's weird but sometimes a hockey game breaks out 😂
Or the Jerry Springer show breaks out.
Hack league
Un criss de cave
Clowns
He kick some ass
A un vrai solide ..un WARRIOR....un Guerrier comme il ne s'en fait plus ... et comme vous n'enverrez jamais plus. (Joël) a marqué le monde du Hockey que se soit au niveau du junior majeur et professionnelle . J'ai connu Joël personnellement et même jouer avec dans un gymnase .Le plus drôle c qui préférais toujours être gardien de but
Lolll je me prénomme " Louis. G " et Joël mérite d'être RESPECTÉ. Alors toi l'imbécile qui le traite de pelotte dans ton commentaire très disgracieux à l'égard de mon chum... aurais-tu TOI le solide de lui dire en personne...? J'en doute fort lollll
C'est sur qu'il va chier dans ces culotte juste à penser à parler à Joël! Joël c'est un vrai dur de dur, un guerrier
Aucun respect pour les arbitres.....pas fort
Aucun respect pour la game de hockey quand tu joue dans cette ligue alors fait pas s'attendre a des personnes avec du savoir vivre 😅😅🤣🤣
En effet toute qu un moron....
hes a disrespectful bum, hitting guys that are down,grabbing refs
filmed with a shacking potato
Shaking
wow that guy cant skate. Unreal embarrassment
What a loser, why abuse the refs like this?
Disgrace to the game..Clown show !!!
Another comment. Terrible fighting. Kids think it's as easy as what they see on TV then come out punching like this lmao embarrassing 3:50 fight is a proper throw down.
I believe his opponent is Jon Mirasty, another tough who can throw them pretty good. Been around a long time.
This little boy has issues and won't be playing long throwing linesmen around. Stop acting all that dude. Grow up
D'la pure crasse. Peut pas jouer . Devrais penser a une carriere chez Tim Horton.
He cant even skate lmao but shit can he fight
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