Hudson, who played his last game for Hawthorn in 1977, will receive the honour from former coach John Kennedy.
Hudson will be special guest at Hawthorn's President's Lunch today and will toss the coin before the match.
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Peter Hudson will today become Hawthorn's No.1 ticket holder.
Hudson, who played his last game for Hawthorn in 1977, will receive the honour from former coach John Kennedy.
Hudson will be special guest at Hawthorn's President's Lunch today and will toss the coin before the match.
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