had not showed up so he asked Otto to go home as fast as he could to get his football belongings and return to the airport. At 71 minutes into the match, Otto replaced Peter Arntz and played his first and only match for the national team. Five years later he was included in the UEFA Euro 1980 squad but did not feature. Coaching career For the first two years of his coaching career, Otto was a coach and executive at Den Haag, before moving to Ajax Amsterdam. He would coach there for the next three years before becoming assistant manager for a further three. On 1 November 2000 Otto was appointed manager of HFC Haarlem. He held the role until 5 December 2002. He later returned to Ajax as a youth coach. References 1954 births ADO Den Haag players Dutch footballers Dutch expatriate footballers Dutch football managers Eredivisie players FC Amsterdam players FC Twente players Living people Middlesbrough F.C. players English Football League players Netherlands international footballers Footballers from Amsterdam UEFA Euro 1980 players Association football midfielders AFC Ajax non-playing staff HFC Haarlem managers Expatriate footballers in England Dutch expatriate sportspeople in England