Brisbane Lions - Club Facts

Club Facts

Premierships

  • 2001
  • 2002
  • 2003

Grand Finalists

  • 2004

Coaches

  • John Northey – 1997–1998
  • Roger Merrett – 1998
  • Leigh Matthews – 1999–2008
  • Michael Voss – 2009–present

Captains

  • Michael Voss (co-captain: 1997–2000; captain: 2000–2006)
  • Alastair Lynch (co-captain: 1997–2000)
  • Chris Johnson (co-captain: 2007)
  • Nigel Lappin (co-captain: 2007–2008)
  • Simon Black (co-captain: 2007–2008)
  • Luke Power (co-captain: 2007–2008)
  • Jonathan Brown (co-captain: 2007–2008; captain: 2009–present)

Biggest home crowds

Rank Crowd Round/Season Result Opponent Brisbane Lions Opposition Margin Venue Day/Night/Twilight
1 37,224 15/2005 Win Collingwood 19.19 (133) 7.13 (55) +78 The Gabba Night
2 37,032 PF/2001 Win Richmond 20.16 (136) 10.8 (68) +68 The Gabba Night
3 36,803 4/2003 Win Collingwood 14.11 (95) 11.15 (81) +14 The Gabba Night
4 36,780 2/2010 Win Carlton 16.11 (107) 12.16 (88) +19 The Gabba Night
5 36,197 1/2003 Win Essendon 14.20 (104) 8.13 (61) +43 The Gabba Night
6 36,149 10/2001 Win Essendon 15.12 (102) 10.14 (74) +28 The Gabba Night
7 36,077 17/2005 Win Essendon 17.12 (114) 14.17 (101) +13 The Gabba Night
8 35,898 3/2002 Win Essendon 17.15 (117) 9.13 (67) +50 The Gabba Night
9 35,823 21/2004 Win St Kilda 20.10 (130) 13.7 (85) +45 The Gabba Day
10 35,221 21/2005 Loss Port Adelaide 7.9 (51) 11.15 (81) −30 The Gabba Night

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