Rugby League Legend Geoff Robinson Passes Away at 66

Rugby league fans mourn the loss of renowned player Geoff Robinson, who passed away at the age of 66 after battling cancer. The former Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs star, known for his fearless play, made an indelible mark in the NRL.

Geoff Robinson, lovingly called ‘Robbo’, had an illustrious career with the Bulldogs, featuring in two premiership victories and three grand finals. His iconic shoulder-length black hair and fierce on-field presence earned him the nickname ‘The Wild Man’.

In 1986, Robinson had a remarkable comeback to the Bulldogs, showcasing his unwavering dedication to the sport. His impact transcended the game, with fans, teammates, and sponsors like Arthur Laundy expressing deep sorrow at his passing.

Former teammate Paul Langmack shared poignant memories of Robinson, emphasizing the valuable lessons learned from the league legend. Friend Melissa Tallon fondly remembered Robinson’s kindness towards fans off the field.

The news of Robinson’s passing resonated across the rugby league community, with many paying tribute to his legacy. His unforgettable presence at Belmore Oval and fearless playing style left an indelible mark on the sport.

Geoff Robinson’s battle with throat cancer touched the hearts of many, highlighting his resilience and courage in the face of adversity. Despite his health struggles, his unwavering spirit remained a source of inspiration to all who knew him.

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs and the wider NRL community mourn the loss of an icon. Robinson’s contributions to the sport will forever be cherished, ensuring his legacy lives on in the hearts of fans and players alike.