Stewart sign new deal with play-off bound Panthers
If Panthers get past Guildford they will advance to the play-off weekend at their home arena, where both semi-finals and the decider take place next week.Nottingham are six-time play-off title winners, but have not claimed the showpiece honour since 2016.Panthers chief executive Omar Pacha said Stewart has had "a great first season" as Nottingham boss after his arrival from EIHL rivals Coventry Blaze - where he spent more than a decade as both a player and coach over two spells."I said when we appointed Danny it was part of a long-term vision and I truly believe we can build something special here with Danny," Pacha said.
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