MARC Levers -- one of Nottingham Panthers' longest-serving players -- is one of two members of the current team to have won the Elite League title before.
The other is Jon Weaver who has won it twice with Coventry, while Levers' first championship came when he was, perhaps ironically, part of the Theo Fleury-led Belfast side in 2006.
And as much as Derby-born Levers enjoyed his time with Giants, he admits this latest triumph, sealed with their fine victory in Belfast last night, is something extra special.
He said: "As I moved to Nottingham when I was three, I have always considered Panthers to be my home town team and I have supported them just as long as some of the supporters out there.
"To win the league title really is a dream to be honest. It's an honour and privilege to be involved with this team. It's pretty special."
More from the players and supporters in Monday's Post
The other is Jon Weaver who has won it twice with Coventry, while Levers' first championship came when he was, perhaps ironically, part of the Theo Fleury-led Belfast side in 2006.
And as much as Derby-born Levers enjoyed his time with Giants, he admits this latest triumph, sealed with their fine victory in Belfast last night, is something extra special.
He said: "As I moved to Nottingham when I was three, I have always considered Panthers to be my home town team and I have supported them just as long as some of the supporters out there.
"To win the league title really is a dream to be honest. It's an honour and privilege to be involved with this team. It's pretty special."
More from the players and supporters in Monday's Post