Never see his likes again

[Wannabe2]

The greatest D Man to ever play for the Devils, who we will probably never see the likes of again, Mr Andrew Hotham.
Played 210 games, Points 218, Pms 437. What a total honour to have witnessed 4 untrue years by such a top man, now he could do it all.

 

[kingmo19.1]

Great player, fantastic vision of the game - if he had Fournier’s skating ability would have gone all the way. Hard as nails and never shied away from fighting anyone.

 

[Wannabe2]

He’s a cop now back home.

 

[Pondlife]

Anyone else read this thread and think It was an RIP one ? Please, may he have many more years doing whatever

 

[fridaysfingers]

Anyone else read this thread and think It was an RIP one ? Please, may he have many more years doing whatever

I thought the same mate

 

[BostonBart22]

I thought the same mate

And me, thought it was gonna be a mins silence tonight..thank god he's still with us..

 

[kristian]

Anyone else read this thread and think It was an RIP one ? Please, may he have many more years doing whatever

And me.

Thank God it was just Wannbe reminiscing.
Can still see the in Belfast to win the league. And he just turned away has if it was the first game of the season.

 

[Wannabe2]

Sorry guys ,as Kristian said it was me reminiscing, never my intention to misinform anyone.

 

[Milky]

And me.

Thank God it was just Wannbe reminiscing.
Can still see the in Belfast to win the league. And he just turned away has if it was the first game of the season.

And I’ll never forget the way that overly biased muppet Simon Kitchen on the Belfast stream sounded like he’d been kicked in the nuts during commentary as the goal went in

 

[ASHIPP]

Hotham was a truly gifted maverick who would make howlers when not concentrating....only to compensate with the most brilliant plays on his next shift. His hockey I.Q was so high he literally could, and did,change games on his own.

Lord found him infuriating. In training sessions, Lord used to let Hoth just do 'his thing' rather than any formal practice of systems or tactics! But he acknowledged Hotham's importance to our winning teams over the years.

We were so lucky to have him for that time. The mark of Hotham,the man was how he left our Club/retired from the game without any fanfare or fuss.