Paul Vautin
Paul Vautin is a former Australian rugby league player, coach, and television personality, celebrated for his contributions to the sport. Vautin played as a lock and second-row forward, primarily for the Manly Sea Eagles, where he became a fan favorite and led the team to a premiership in 1987. After retiring from playing, he gained prominence as a coach and later as a television host, particularly known for his role on the popular rugby league show 'The Footy Show'. His charismatic personality and insights into the game have made him a beloved figure in rugby league.
Born on Jul 01, 1963 (62 years old)
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Paul Vautin shared his thoughts on stepping back from commentary after over three decades.
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Queensland coaching great Paul Vautin was adamant if the Maroons were to orchestrate a Brisbane boilover, they would need to ensure Tabuai-Fidow was used as much as possible.
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Paul Vautin lauds Tino Fa’asuamaleaui as ‘the best forward I’ve seen in 20 years’.
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Paul Vautin is mentioned as part of the crowd that joined in chanting against Wally Lewis.
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Paul Vautin is recognized for his coaching achievements and his relationship with Phil Gould.
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Paul Vautin is mentioned as a Kangaroos legend who respected Mark Graham.
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Paul Vautin's move to the Roosters is regarded as one of the game’s messier club exits.
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