Chris Fagan steps down as Brisbane coach after historic AFL premiership three-peat
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Chris Fagan has stepped down as coach of the Brisbane Lions, walking away from the club just days after securing a historic third-consecutive AFL premiership with a grand final victory over Fremantle. The 65-year-old decided not to return for the upcoming season, choosing to end his tenure immediately following the historic premiership three-peat.
Fagan's departure concludes a 10-year reign at the helm of the Brisbane Lions. By stepping down now, he leaves the role on top rather than returning to pursue a record-equalling fourth consecutive flag.
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How the coverage differs
Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.
Guardian Sport (GB)Emphasises his age, 10-year tenure, and decision to forgo a fourth flag.
The Age (Melbourne, Australia) (AU)Focuses on his retirement and legacy as a club legend walking away on top.
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