Pick the Ultimate Broncos grand final team to win IS he the top hooker? Kerrod Walters is a contender for the Ultimate Broncos grand final team. IT REMAINS one of rugby league's great grand final moments and a humble Kerrod Walters admits he almost wrecked it. The Broncos' first premiership in 1992 was defined by a piece of Steve Renouf magic, a length-of-the-field try that signified the Broncos brand as one synonymous with attacking rugby league. "It almost didn't happen because of me," Walters remembers. I went into dummy-half to just get the ball to a forward and thankfully Kev (Kevin Walters) came over and pushed me out of the way then threw the ball to Alfie (Allan Langer), who passed to Renouf - he went the length of the field. That just showed the vision that Kev and Alf had. They were tremendous footballers. In that team, we all played what was in front of us and we entertained because of that. Walters is one of the hookers available for selection in "The Ultimate Broncos Grand Final Team" which is being named as part of the club's 25th year anniversary. Walters' career ended in 2000 with six Origins, eight Tests and 233 premiership matches on his record for the Broncos and Adelaide Rams. The hooking great is one of three brothers hailing from Ipswich who all became Australian and Maroons stars. He said the '92 grand final victory over the St George Dragons remains his Broncos highlight. He won another grand final the year after when the Broncos came from fifth to take the title with another victory over St George. "The first one we just had this amazing support and the build-up was so big, it was like nothing you have ever seen," Walters said. The second premiership was special because we came from fifth. A lot of people wrote us off and we proved them wrong, so in that sense it was very rewarding. Walters played in the Broncos' inaugural season in 1988. His first match came in round 2 when he was on the interchange alongside Mark Hohn. Twenty-five years later and Walters and Hohn work together at TJS Services, a property maintenance company. "A lot of us guys from that era are still good mates and it goes to show how much it meant to us," Walters said. I work with Mark and I'm also a corporate ambassador for the Broncos in their corporate boxes on game day. We had a reunion for that 1992 grand final team in Sydney last year and we have already organised a 1993 reunion. Kerrod Walters Club debut: 1988 Grand final wins: 1992, 1993 The Broncos' player of the year in 1992 he played 206 games for the club and combined superbly with twin Kevin and fellow Ipswich product Allan Langer, John Plath Grand final wins: 1992, '93, '97, '98 A real 'Mr Fix-it', John Plath is one of the few men to have won four premierships with the Brisbane Broncos. Plath's career is understated, although it is worth noting he played as many games for the Broncos as Gorden Tallis. Phil Lee Grand finals: 1998 A classy hooker, Lee started in the pack in the 1998 decider against the Bulldogs and scored a try as the Broncos ran roughshod over the Dogs. Luke Priddis Club debut: 1999 Grand final: 1990 Played a guiding hand as the Broncos dispatched the Roosters 14-6 in the 2000 decider. Priddis would later go on to win another grand final in 2003 with Penrith., Shaun Berrigan Grand final wins: 2000, 2006 Played a variety of positions for the Broncos and is still playing in the NRL with Canberra. Won the Clive Churchill Medal for man of the match in the 2006 decider. Terry Matterson Grand final wins: 1992, '93 Kicked four important goals in the Broncos' maiden premiership win over the Dragons in 1992, and overcame a bad shoulder injury the following year to take his place at lock in the 1993 triumph. Darren Smith Club debut: 1995 Grand final wins: 1997, '98 Won premierships with both the Broncos and Bulldogs during his long career in Australian rugby league. One of the few men to have played over 100 first grade games for two different NRL clubs. Tonie Carroll Club debut: 1996 Grand final wins: 1997, '98, 2000, 2006 A versatile player who put fear into opposition players with his defence. Early in his career, Carroll's straight running was a key, most noticeably in the 1998 grand final where he ripped the Bulldogs apart from lock and was unlucky not to win the Clive Churchill Medal Kevin Campion Club debut: 1998 Grand final wins: 1998, 2000 Played in losing grand finals with both the Dragons in 1996 and then the Warriors in 2002, but by then already had two premiership successes with the Broncos. Casey McGuire Grand final wins: 2006 A handy utility who grew up a five-eighth was a replacement lock in the 2006 grand final win, playing an important role in a Brent Tate try.