Wodonga coach Jordan Taylor announced he was stepping down at the end of the year at training on Tuesday, July 18.
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It was highly emotional as the enormously popular mentor, who has played the leading role in the Bulldogs' resurgence, told his team-mates.
Taylor has been dogged by injuries in his three years, but the club is on the verge of snapping a 14-year finals drought.
The 'Dogs hold down fifth spot, a win above Lavington and two ahead of North Albury, with five rounds left.
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