Fagan mulls coaching future as thousands of Lions fans chant for one more year
Brisbane fans chanted 'one more year' at the 65-year-old coach after his third premiership victory.
Chris Fagan walked onto the stage at Brunswick St Oval on Sunday to roaring applause from thousands of Lions supporters at the team's family day celebration. Chants of 'one more year' rang out as the club considered its coaching future.
Fagan has just completed his tenth season, capped by an extraordinary Grand Final comeback over Fremantle. Brisbane trailed by 17 points with four minutes left before Fagan's side stormed back to win the club's sixth premiership this century.
The 65-year-old coach told fans his voice was gone from the long celebrations that stretched into the morning. He praised his team's resilience and their remarkable final five minutes, where they kicked four goals in as many minutes to snatch victory.
- 65
- Fagan's age
- 10
- Seasons as coach
- 3
- Straight premierships
- 17 points
- Comeback margin
Why it mattersBrisbane's dominance under Fagan is unmatched in the AFL. Fans want continuity after three straight flags, but Fagan must decide if now is the time to walk away on top.
AustraliaQueensland's AFL team has become a powerhouse on Fagan's watch; his decision to stay or retire will shape the Lions' prospects for years to come.
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