A former Habs employee talks about how difficult it was to work with Bergevin

In recent years, Marc Bergevin has found himself at the heart of some criticism.

Especially since his departure from Montreal.

His final moments with the Habs were not extraordinary, according to Pierre Gervais last year, and the former Habs equipment manager also claimed in his first book that the former Habs GM didn’t inspire his players because of his teenage behavior.

A former manager of the club was on Max Truman and Jean Trudel’s Stanley25 podcast, and it was a good opportunity to ask him about Bergevin.

David St-Germain explains that it wasn’t easy being around the GM because his behavior wasn’t exceptional… And there’s a story that sums it up pretty well.

Basically, without going into too much detail to give away all the scoops of the episode, a special product called “The Ultimate Experience” allowed fans to go to a Habs game and get all kinds of privileges.

Fans had the chance to be in the dressing room after games, and on one occasion it was a sick young man who was there to meet the players.

Mike Condon, who was goalkeeper at the time, went to see the young man to welcome him and talk to him… And Marc Bergevin was angry about this, because managers “aren’t supposed” to talk to Canadiens players.

David St-Germain explains that the GM didn’t waste any time before giving his employee some crap: