A KEY Brisbane Lions supporter group has called for a quick resolution to a looming boardroom battle at the club.
On an amazing day, chairman Angus Johnson was challenged by a rival ticket headed by club legend Leigh Matthews and current board members Paul Williams and Mick Power.
Not wanting to see a messy, drawn-out battle, The Lion's Roar has established an online voting form for Lions members to hasten an Extraordinary General Meeting.
On Wednesday, a defiant Johnson emerged from a board meeting standing firm, saying he would have his fate decided at December's Annual General Meeting.
He admitted the current climate was "destabilising" for a club that was searching for a coach to replace recently sacked Michael Voss.
It is understood The Lion's Roar is not aligned to either the Johnson or Matthews/Williams/Power ticket, but is eager to speed up an EGM that can resolve the boardroom battle quicker.
They believe the next few months are crucial to the Lions and a fractured boardroom can only be harmful for the club.
If a request for such a meeting is lodged with the written support of 5 per cent of all members with voting rights, the club must process the request within 21 days and then set a date for the EGM within two months.
To vote, go to thelionsroar.net
