Brisbane Lions coach Michael Voss has two months to save job Brisbane Lions coach Michael Voss during his side's heavy loss to North Melbourne. Herald Sun cartoonist David McArthur's take on Michael Voss and his coaching future. MICHAEL Voss has two months to save his job. The Brisbane Lions coach has been told his position is safe until the Round 15 clash with Gold Coast, but after that there are no guarantees. Brisbane faces the very real prospect of losing all but one of those games. The club has consistently said Voss would see out the season. Chairman Angus Johnson reiterated this just two weeks ago, saying: "We are going to review his contract at end of year. And . . . we will not be providing running commentary on Michael's position. However the mood darkened after last week's abysmal performance against Sydney. Voss will be sacked if the Lions remain uncompetitive in the next eight games. In that event, senior assistant Mark Harvey will be asked to stand in as caretaker coach. Chief executive Malcolm Holmes and football manager Dean Warren will be asked to present recommendations on Voss's future to the board after Round 15. The two-month guarantee eases some pressure on Voss and the board during a period in which the Lions meet Essendon, Collingwood, Geelong and Hawthorn. Already there is a split among influential supporters and benefactors. Some wanted Voss gone by the end of May if the side's fortunes did not drastically change. There is a growing push to make an approach to former Swans coach Paul Roos. The 2005 premiership coach quickly denied reports linking him to the senior position at Melbourne this week but the door on a return to senior coaching has never been slammed shut. Roos has said he would reconsider returning to coaching when his children finish school. One has just begun university studies while the other is in his senior year at high school. Sources close to Brisbane and Fitzroy believe he could be lured to the Lions if given the right level of support.