Three-time premiership winner Paul Langmack has died suddenly
One of rugby league’s great characters and pivotal figures of a famous era for the Canterbury Bulldogs has died.
Rugby league great Paul Langmack has died of a heart attack aged 61.
The three-time premiership winner and member of the 300-game club had a decorated career with Canterbury and Western Suburbs before he transitioned into coaching where he led the Rabbitohs for two seasons.
Langmack was a key member of Canterbury’s feared pack in the 1980s, the famed ‘Dogs of War’, and did a mountain of community work after his rugby league career ended.
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Originally published as Three-time premiership winner Paul Langmack has died suddenly
