77 of defenceman and head coach Corey Neilson was retired in 2013 on the same night the club were presented with their first league championship trophy since 1956. Upon the announcement of his retirement at the end of the 2017-2018 season, the club announced David Clarkes number 5 would be retired during the 2018-19 season. On Wednesday 9 November 2022, Nottingham Panthers CEO Omar Pacha confirmed the club would be hanging up the six retired jerseys above the stage end of the ice at the National Ice Centre. The banner depicting the jerseys was unveiled at the game on 12 November 2022 against Belfast Giants. Sixteen people who have been associated with the Panthers are members of British ice hockey's Hall of Fame. As a member of the Great Britain team that won gold at the 1936 Winter Olympics, Panthers coach Archie Stinchcombe was inducted in 1951. The club's first coach, Alex Archer was posthumously elected to the Hall of Fame as a member of the Olympic winning team in 1993. Forward Chick Zamick, who played for the Panthers between 1947 and 1958 and holds the original club's records for most goals and most appearances, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1951 while fellow forward and team mate Les Strongman who went on to serve as the modern club's coach, secretary and as a club director was inducted in 1987. Coaches Alex Dampier and Mike Blaisdell were inducted in 1995 and 2004 respectively while Paul Adey was inducted in 2006. Former players George Beach, Rick Brebant, Johnny Carlyle, Stephen Cooper, Jack Dryburgh, Art Hodgins, Chris Kelland, Jimmy Spence and Mike Urquhart are also members of the Hall of Fame. Zamick is the only person associated with the Nottingham Panthers to have membership of another Hall of Fame, having been inducted into the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame in 1995. Leaders Head coaches Alex Archer, 1946–48 Archie Stinchcombe, 1948–55 Chick Zamick, 1955–58 Lorne Smith, 1958–60 Les Strongman, 1980–82 Terry Gudziunas, 1982–83 Mike Urquhart, 1983–85 Alex Dampier, 1985–93 Kevin Murphy, 1993 Mike Blaisdell, 1993–99 Alex Dampier, 1999–02† Paul Adey, 2002–05 Mike Blaisdell, 2005–06 Mike Ellis, 2006–08 Corey Neilson, 2008–18 Rich Chernomaz, 2018–19 Rick Strachan, 2019 (interim) Tim Wallace, 2019–22 Mark Matheson, David Whistle & Stephen Lee, 2022 (interim) Gary Graham, 2022 Corey Neilson, 2022– †Dampier was Director of Hockey between 2000 and 2002. Coaching during this period was overseen by