10-08-2005, 08:27 AM
When the club was born in 1909 they were simply the "Club Canadien" with just a "C" on their jersey, then in 1911 they became "Club Athlétique Canadien" with "CAC" on their jersey, for 1914-1915 season it changed again to a large "C" with a smaller "A" within the "C" (which was their uniform when they won the cup in 1916). By the next season, the Club Athlétique Canadiens was no longer in business, the "A" changed to "H", the new "Club de Hockey Canadien" was born, and the uniform has remained essentially unchanged ever since. :thumb:
Imagine a world before the "beginning was the word.”