Brisbane Lions Chris Fagan Milestone #238 T-Shirt - League Locker

Brisbane Lions Chris Fagan Milestone #238 T-Shirt - League Locker

$39.00
Sale price  $39.00 Regular price 
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Brisbane Lions Chris Fagan Milestone #238 T-Shirt - League Locker

Brisbane Lions Chris Fagan Milestone #238 T-Shirt - League Locker

$39.00
Sale price  $39.00 Regular price 

What This Milestone Commemorates

Chris Fagan cemented his place in Brisbane Lions history on August 14, 2026, coaching his 238th game. This monumental event, played against the Gold Coast Suns at the Gabba, saw him surpass the legendary Leigh Matthews as the longest-serving coach in the club’s history. Fans can now wear a tangible piece of this extraordinary record.

Brisbane Lions Chris Fagan Milestone #238 T-Shirt - two maroon shirts with team and player details

The Design Details

  • One maroon T-shirt proudly features “BRISBANE LIONS” in crisp white text, positioned above a striking gold lion head logo.
  • The second maroon T-shirt showcases a white, stylized signature of “Chris Fagan,” with “#238” in bold gold text directly beneath it.

Fagan’s Enduring Lions Legacy

Chris Fagan arrived at the Brisbane Lions in 2017, transforming a struggling team into a formidable force. His leadership has guided the club to back-to-back premierships in 2024 and 2025, marking an era of sustained excellence. He has fostered a culture of resilience and success, earning him three AFLCA Allan Jeans Senior Coach of the Year Awards. This T-shirt honors the coach who built a modern Lions dynasty.

Brisbane Lions Chris Fagan Milestone #238 T-Shirt - photo 2

Who Wears This Tribute

This commemorative T-shirt is for every Brisbane Lions supporter who witnessed Chris Fagan’s remarkable journey. It’s for those who cheered through the rebuild, celebrated premierships, and now acknowledge a coaching record that defines an era. Wear it to the Gabba, to casual gatherings, or simply as a statement of unwavering loyalty. This is more than apparel; it is a shared memory. It represents pride in the Lions’ achievements.

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