Chris Fagan crowned the Coach of the Year for the first time in his career with 361 votes, a significant margin ahead of Greater Western Sydney's Leon Cameron (238 votes) in second place and Richmond's Damien Hardwick (206 votes) in third.
Richmond assistant Craig McRae was also rewarded for guiding the Tigers to the 2019 VFL premiership last weekend, named as the Atlantic Group Assistant Coach of the Year ahead of Geelong's Nigel Lappin in second place and Sydney's Dean Cox in third.
https://www.afl.com.au/news/2019-09-24/lions-resurgence-makes-fagan-the-aflcas-coach-of-the-year
