Geoff Robinson(III)
Geoff Robinson was an Australian former professional rugby league
player for Canterbury-Bankstown in the New South Wales Rugby League
(NSWRL) competition. Robinson primarily played at prop.
At 18, Robinson was graded by Canterbury from the Chester Hill Hornets in 1976. He made his first-grade debut against Eastern Suburbs on 28 May 1977. Robinson stood out on the field with his long dark hair, bushy beard and was renowned for his devastating runs at the line.
Robinson is a member of Canterbury-Bankstown's 1980 Premiership winning team in their 18-4 win over Eastern Suburbs and their 1984 Premiership win over Parramatta.
In 1985-1986, Robinson played 30 games in all competitions for Halifax as they won the Rugby Football League Championship before re-joining Canterbury in game 12 of the 1986 season.
At 18, Robinson was graded by Canterbury from the Chester Hill Hornets in 1976. He made his first-grade debut against Eastern Suburbs on 28 May 1977. Robinson stood out on the field with his long dark hair, bushy beard and was renowned for his devastating runs at the line.
Robinson is a member of Canterbury-Bankstown's 1980 Premiership winning team in their 18-4 win over Eastern Suburbs and their 1984 Premiership win over Parramatta.
In 1985-1986, Robinson played 30 games in all competitions for Halifax as they won the Rugby Football League Championship before re-joining Canterbury in game 12 of the 1986 season.