The Phantom Siren is a hero of rugby league, but nobody has ever taken the time to tell the full story. Until now. Join us for a journey through more than two decades of Siren shenanigans, from the dizzy highs of bringing about half time 17 seconds early, to the desperate lows of NRL victimisation and repression.

Cronin, Price, Sterling, Kenny, Minogue, Donovan. Just some of the names who achieved glory on the 28th of September, 1986.

Two glorious, exciting sides met in the 2002 Preliminary Final, and neither of them were going to change their style for the occasion.

Wests probably shouldn't have been anywhere near the finals in 1996, and Andrew Willis wasn't anywhere near the posts when he tried a field goal with 45 seconds to go.

After 4 wooden spoons in 8 miserable years, the Magpies welcomed the Wok to Campbelltown with the club on the brink. He got straight to work.

In the first post-Super League Origin, NSW scored more tries, played the better football, and barely missed a tackle. So how did they lose?

Down 34-10 with 25 to go, the Dragons had to find something. Nathan Blacklock found it.

Australia dominated 80 minutes of the 1995 World Cup Semi Final. But somehow it went to 100.

No Leo Dynevor, no 97 Grand Final.

In 1992 the Steelers came good, but not quite good enough.