The top five calls from the 'Voice of Rugby League'

Since 1983, Ray Warren has been the primary caller and 'Voice of Rugby League'. Warren has ultimately hung up the microphone, and will be one of the biggest changes for fans to get accustomed to moving forward. These are his five best lines from the commentary box over the years. "Junee, Junee, Junee. That is a super try." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCnKrV7WVzo To kick off this list is a memorable passage of play by the Sydney Roosters. After being given the ball off a fake kick Darren Junee equalled the score with a great run down the sideline, a kick and a re-gather. The quote by Rabs highlighted that no matter how good of a player you are, he was always going to call the game the best he could. Repeating Junee's name gave the try and extra feel, and made it memorable for fans. "Go, Freddy. That was magnificent stuff. Age shall not weary them, Freddy Fittler scores on ANZAC day." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTwCyek0jQI In his last ANZAC Day game against the Dragons, Brad Fittler pulled off a magnificent try after stepping through the opposition line. Putting on a big left foot step, he beat fullback Ben Hornby to go over the line for a try. Ray Warren showed his ability to go from a normal monotone voice to excitement in a matter of seconds. Add in the great quote by Rabs, to go with the ANZAC Day match and this call is one of his best. "Ahh yes, he's done it. He's Houdini, he's Houdini. What about Andrew King? Put him in the circus, put him somewhere, he's too good for this game. Well, the juggler's come out at Brookie." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_qBkA_wzY4 The younger brother of Matt King, Andrew played 133 games mainly for the Northern Eagles. However, he never reached the same heights as his brother. His most memorable career moment was due to Rabs' outstanding commentary call. Re-gathering the ball from a kick, King juggled the ball past the Broncos' backs before passing the ball to his teammate for the try. The combination of Warren and Peter Sterling made this try even more amazing than it was. "That's not a try, that's a miracle." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0YDW-_kIGM The greatest ending to a State of Origin game would not be the same without Ray Warren's voice calling it. Trailing by two points, Queensland went the length of the field to score and beat New South Wales. From the opening dummy-half pass on Queensland's 40-metre line to Mark Coyne crossing the try-line, the 30-second passage of play called by Rabs is considered one of his most memorable calls. He was able, to sum up, the ending of the game to perfection. "He's got the field goal. He's got the premiership. He has gone from captain to a legend and probably rugby league immortality." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5p2C9BRndk The 2015 Grand Final will be forever remembered as one of the greatest games in NRL history. Trailing by four points for most of the second half, Cowboys winger Kyle Feldt scored on the full-time siren. However, this call by Rabs was from extra time. Johnathan Thurstan was given the ball and slotted the field goal right over the black dot. Ecstatic for the Cowboys' first NRL premiership, Warren summed up Thurstan's career in second, creating his most memorable line.