Chris Fagan considers future after third consecutive premiership with Lions

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Last updated Sep 26, 2026

Chris Fagan considers future after third consecutive premiership with Lions
Summary

Chris Fagan, after leading the Brisbane Lions to their third straight premiership on September 26, 2026, is contemplating his future as a coach. Following a dramatic victory over Fremantle, where the Lions overcame a 17-point deficit late in the match, Fagan expressed uncertainty about continuing into 2027. At 65, he considered the intense commitment of coaching and indicated a preference for stepping down on a high note. While celebrating his team's success, Fagan acknowledged the significant contributions of his players and staff, and remarked on the bad luck Fremantle faced with an injury to Alex Pearce during the game.

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  • •Brisbane overcame a 17-point deficit against Fremantle in the Grand Final.
  • •Fagan has led the Lions to three consecutive premierships.
  • •He is unsure about coaching again in 2027.
  • •Fagan praised the effort of both his team and Fremantle.
  • •The Lions' victory marked a historic achievement in Fagan's coaching career.
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After 10 seasons at the helm, Chris Fagan said he is yet to decide whether he will go around again

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