Vale Paul Langmack

• Yesterday at 9:54 AM

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tiger_one

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Shocking news this morning that former Wests Magpies captain, Paul Langmack, has passed as the result of a massive heart attack, aged just 61 years.

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BREAKING: Rugby league legend Paul Langmack passes away at just 61

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• Yesterday at 9:59 AM

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gallagher

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Such a good player. Too many guys passing so young.

 

• Yesterday at 10:11 AM

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Flippedy

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RIP Paul, very sad 😞

 

• Yesterday at 10:33 AM

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Jedi_Tiger

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Three Premierships with the Bulldogs 1984 1985 1988

 

• Yesterday at 10:47 AM

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tigersfan

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Remember him as an assistant coach at the Tigers. Was a great player in his day. Condolences to his family and friends.

 

• Yesterday at 10:59 AM

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Oscar Martinez

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He was an integral part of the Magpies revival under Warren Ryan playing from 91-98.
I spent many afternoons on the Campbelltown Hill (which in those days was like the colloseum, opposing teams hated playing there) watching Langers do his thing.
Really sad day, the bloke is far too young to be gone.

 

• Yesterday at 11:06 AM

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GNR4LIFE

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Terry Hill and now Langmack. Sad that its guys that are characters.

 

• Yesterday at 11:21 AM

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Oscar Martinez

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Can I also take this opportunity to point out to anyone over 60 reading this that saunas and cold plunges are a really bad, risk packed idea if you're not 100% certain the that your vascular health is perfect.

 

• Yesterday at 11:27 AM

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magpies forever

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This is getting serious my generation are dropping off the twig way too much. Will miss him but have some good memories of his playing both for Canterbury and more favourably for me anyway magpies. A damn good player.

 

• Yesterday at 11:44 AM

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pawsandclaws1

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61 is far too young to die. I feel for his family.

 

• Yesterday at 12:05 PM

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Yossarian

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Sad news. A very talented player.

 

• Yesterday at 12:16 PM

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rex2ce

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RIP Paul

 

• Yesterday at 12:30 PM

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innsaneink

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Terrible news...condolences to his family
Classy player in all facets of the game, including the chirp
Great character.
RIP Langers

 

• Yesterday at 12:32 PM

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Winston Churchill

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Devastated, Great bloke.

You were either Langers or Junior Pearce in the backyard in the 80s.

 

• Yesterday at 12:39 PM

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Cultured_Bogan

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Shit thing about getting old is the things & people that made your childhood special die off. A few of the players running around when I was a lad are starting to shuffle off now 🙁

Vale Paul.

 

• Yesterday at 12:43 PM

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ROZELLE.O.G

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Winston Churchill said:

Devastated, Great bloke.

You were either Langers or Junior Pearce in the backyard in the 80s.

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Poor bloke too too young. He was a ripper bloke loved to tell great yarns, and he did a lot of great work with mental health, he will be missed.

 

• Yesterday at 12:47 PM

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Viva_Zapata

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Oscar Martinez said:

He was an integral part of the Magpies revival under Warren Ryan playing from 91-98.
I spent many afternoons on the Campbelltown Hill (which in those days was like the colloseum, opposing teams hated playing there) watching Langers do his thing.
Really sad day, the bloke is far too young to be gone.

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Same here, so many afternoons on the hill at Campbelltown watching him. I remember one huge win over Manly there, his celebration was front page of the SMH.

 

• Yesterday at 12:48 PM

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Bellend

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Always approachable person when seen at games. 61 is not old.

 

• Yesterday at 12:54 PM

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mike

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Very sad. Condolences to his family and friends

 

• Yesterday at 1:57 PM

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Tucker

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Terrible news.
Tough player and a funny bastard to boot. Saw him speak at a function years ago. Very personable and some great stories. He was telling one about a recovery he was going through once for a bung knee and he was at StGregs in Campbelltown doing some sort of water therapy and he was in the deep end of their pool treading water and a heap of kids spotted him and ran to the tower to do bombs right on top of him. He was copping it left and right and was trying to punch them and calling them every name under the sun…which of course only made them do it more LOL.
RIP.