Former Brisbane Lions Coach Leigh Matthews Announces Retirement

Triple Premiership Coach Calls it a Day

Rabble to Powerhouse

Brisbane, Queensland - After a remarkable decade at the helm of the Brisbane Lions, AFL legend Leigh Matthews has announced his retirement from the club. Matthews, who took over as coach in October 1998, transformed the once-struggling team into a powerhouse, winning three premierships and coaching 237 games.

When Matthews arrived at the Gabba, the Brisbane Lions were in disarray. However, under his leadership, the team quickly became a force to be reckoned with. Matthews' incredible coaching abilities and unwavering determination inspired the Lions to unprecedented success.

Matthews' retirement marks the end of an era for the Brisbane Lions. His leadership and passion will be sorely missed, but his legacy will continue to inspire the club for years to come.