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Rugby League Biography

Graeme Langlands

“Changa”

Australian · Grafton, Australia · Born 11 September 1941

Centre / Fullback
45
test appearances
1963-76
career span
1968
w c title
1960s-70s
era

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Australian rugby league legend who captained Australia at the 1968 World Cup and was among the first players inducted into the Rugby League Hall of Fame, a brilliant centre and fullback from the St George dynasty era.

Graeme Langlands is a former Australian fullback and one of the greatest players to represent Queensland and Australia. An eight-time premiership winner with St George during their legendary run of 11 consecutive titles, Langlands' combination of reliable goalkicking, powerful attacking play, and consistent excellence made him one of the sport's finest backs of the 1960s.

Career Journey

Timeline

1941 👶 Born in Grafton, Australia
1975 🏁 Retired from professional sport
🏟️ St George Dragons
Career Timeline — Graeme Langlands
1941
Born in Grafton, Australia
1975
Retired from professional sport
St George Dragons
St George Dragons