VIDEO: Greatest NRL grand final farewells We take a look back on some of the notable Grand Final farewells in Rugby League history. FINISHING with a premiership is the ultimate farewell to a footy career. Check out our best of and re-live these great moments in our video above. 2006: Brisbane v Melbourne - Shane Webcke THE big prop inspired the Borncos to an unlikely win over hot favourites Melbourne, producing a huge run close to full time to set up a match-defining field goal to Darren Lockyer. 1986: Parramatta v Canterbury - Ray Price and Mick Cronin "MR Perpetual Motion" came into the game after winning the Dally M Medal just weeks before. Fellow retiree Cronin kicked the Eels to victory in a tryless 4-2 victory. 1991: Penrith v Canberra - Royce Simmons THE tough-as-teak hooker, not known for his attacking flair, crossed for a double in his footy farewell. 1994: Canberra v Canterbury - Mal Meninga THE Immortal-in-waiting notched his third premiership as the star studded Raiders scored a huge 36-12 win over Canterbury. 1998: Canterbury v Balmain - Steve Mortimer THE Canterbury great defied a broken arm to lead the Bulldogs to a 24-12 win over the Tigers. 2008: Manly v Melbourne - Steve Menzies IN his 349th match for the club, "Beaver" brought the house down with a try in the dying moments as Manly romped to a 40-0 win - the biggest grand final margin in history. Manly legend Steve Menzies farewelled with a title in 2008.