This Official AFL 2003 team squad poster of the Brisbane Lions is beautifully framed in quality timber and glass.
And the draft and the salary cap are made to even up the competition and stop the dominance of one side.” In 2001 the Lions had become the first side from a non-traditional state to win the game’s highest honor, but the enormity of their hat-trick wasn’t fully appreciated until the 2008 grand final when a supposed dynasty at Geelong was brought undone by Hawthorn, so denying the Cats two flags in a row and a chance to even challenge the Brisbane effort.But such was the enormity of their effort in an altogether different environment to their great predecessors, curtailed by such factors as the draft and the salary cap and burdened by an enormous travel load, that many regarded this as the greatest side of all time. Coached by Leigh Matthews and captained by Michael Voss, they were just the fourth side in history to win three flags in a row, emulating the feat of the Carlton side of 1906-07-08, and the Melbourne sides of 1939-40-41 and 1955-56-57, and ranking behind only the four-in-row Collingwood premiership sides of 1927-28-29-30.Click here for a list of all AFL Queensland contactsShaun Hart won the Norm Smith Medal in ’01, Collingwood skipper Nathan Buckley in ’02 and Simon Black in ’03.
In the 2000s the rivalry reached its most tense when the two clubs would be the most dominant with the two meeting in a series of finals from 2001 to 2004 in which the Power ended the Lions chances of a fourth consecutive premiership. FOR SALE! Pick-Up in Store. Just 15 seconds into the 2003 Grand Final, former Brisbane Lions’ great Jonathan Brown’s afternoon was thrown into a tailspin. In the early days the two clubs couldn’t be separated and had many close encounters with a draw in their very first meeting. 2003 Brisbane Lions Framed Team Poster This Official AFL 2003 team squad poster of the Brisbane Lions is beautifully framed in quality timber and glass. In recent years the rivalry has died down and seen very little interest but in 2019 the flame was relit when Port would “terrorise” one of Brisbane’s top players Lachie Neale.On 18 October 2013, Brisbane Lions legend Simon Black announced his retirement.The Brisbane Lions' 2017 season was the club's 21st season in the Australian Football League (AFL) and 1st in AFL Women's (AFLW).The Brisbane Lions were officially launched on 1 November 1996, joining the national competition in 1997.The three types of guernseys prominently worn are:
Enter a postcode or suburb abovest century could rightfully claim to be the best of all time. The club also removed the golden Lion from the team guernseys and introduced the new emblem on the body of the original Lion. The change was met with much backlash as many supporters dubbed the new emblem the "Paddle Pop Lion" after the popular ice cream of the same name. Frame Size: 680 x 480mm
This rivalry dates back to 1997 the inaugural season of Port Adelaide and the newly merged Brisbane Lions. The Brisbane Lions were officially launched on 1 November 1996, joining the national competition in 1997.
In 2002 the club would unveil a new emblem in the shape of a football with the words "Brisbane Lions" in the middle with the golden Lion placed inside the O of Lion.
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The Brisbane Lions made AFL history when the won an AFL premiership hat-trick in 2001- 02-03, confirming the ‘arrival’ of the game as a major sport in Queensland. In 2014 after overwhelming response from the supporters the club dropped the new emblem from their guernseys and reintroduced the classic golden Lion which they wore from 1997 until 2010, though the club has kept the current emblem for all club related advertising and marketing.The three types of guernseys prominently worn are: The change was met with much backlash as many supporters dubbed the new emblem the "Paddle Pop Lion" after the popular ice cream of the same name. See results from the Brisbane Lions 2003 Premiership Team Quiz on Sporcle, the best trivia site on the internet!