William Charles " Bill" To bore (born the July 11th 1952 with Callander in Ontario) is a former player of professional Hockey which played station of before in the National league of hockey for the Flyers of Philadelphia. Belonging to famous the Ligne LCB (Leach - Clarke - To bore) Barber helped Flyers to twice gain the Coupe Stanley in 1975 and 1976.

It was fished out by Flyers with the first turn of the Repêchage amateur of the LNH 1972, 7th on the whole (it is of its row to the fishing out that it chooses his number, the 7). In its first countryside in the LNH, in 1972-73, listened by 11 matches in the American League of hockey, it marked nevertheless 30 goals and 34 master keys and was one of the most serious prétendents to the Trophée Calder.

The trainer of Flyers Fred Shero converts it into left winger. He marked at least 20 goals with each one of his seasons in the league. Its best was indisputably 1975-76, whereas the LCB added up 141 goals. During victorious campaigns of 1974 and 1975, Barber helped Flyers to each time put the hand on the prestigious trophy of Lord Stanley by marking 6 goals, for totals of 15 and 13 points respectivements. In addition to its sizeable aptitudes of marker, Barber was a player general-purpose, as much able to manufacture plays than to strip shootings of quality - it could also shine in defensive when it was constrained there.

It marked one of its more famous goals during the Coupe Canada 1976, whereas it carried the uniform of the Canada. Tie of the back by a goal during the final against the Czechoslovakia, Barber threaded the tying goal to force the behavior of a prolongation, and possibly a Canadian victory.

It had to take its retirement at the end of the Saison LNH 1983-84 because of its wound to the knee undergone in 1976-77 which did not cease being degraded.

Flyers withdrew its number 7 the March 6th 1986. It allowed with the Temple of was re-elected hockey in 1990. He became trainer-chief of Flyers later 10 years, gaining the Trophée Jack Adams in 2001. He left however his station in April 2002. He had before led the Phantoms of Philadelphia to their first championship of the Coupe Calder in 1998. He is today in the organization of the Lightning de Tampa Bay.