Paul Langmack dies aged 61
Rugby league legend Paul Langmack has passed away at the age of 61 following a heart attack. A celebrated player and coach, he was known for his long career with the Canterbury Bulldogs and his later contributions to community and mental health initiatives.
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Langmack was a significant figure in Australian sports history, and his death marks the loss of a prominent personality within the rugby league community.
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Langmack won three premierships as a ball-playing forward and five-eighth with Canterbury in an illustrious 314-game first-grade career that also included time with the Magpies and Roosters. He also spent two seasons playing for Halifax in the Super League.
Former Bulldogs star Paul Langmack. Mark Douglas Baker/Fairfax Media A NSW Blues representative, Langmack also coached South Sydney in 2003 and the first part of the 2004 season before Arthur Kitinas took over.
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