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'That'll do me': Paul Vautin calls it a day after 33 years in TV


Published on 2024-11-30 23:03:59 - Michael Jones, N@N
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  • When Channel Nine sounded out "Fatty" about an on-screen role during the twilight of his playing career, he thought it was a prank phone call from Wally Lewis.

Paul Vautin, a former rugby league player and commentator, has announced his retirement from television after 33 years. Known for his distinctive voice and humor, Vautin has been a staple on Channel Nine's rugby league coverage, including shows like "The Footy Show" and "State of Origin." His decision to step away was influenced by the changing landscape of television, where he felt the need for a new generation to take over. Vautin expressed gratitude for his long career, mentioning the joy of working with great people and the memorable moments he experienced. He plans to enjoy his retirement by spending more time with family and friends, and perhaps watching games from the stands rather than the commentary box.

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