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Robert John “Robbie” Parker

HERITAGE No: 691

BIRTH: 13 September 1948
Sydney, NSW

OCCUPATION: Teacher, 1972, 1977

RESIDENCE: Jenner St Seaforth, NSW, 1972, 1977

GAME HISTORY

  • Manly High School RU 1966
  • Combined High Schools RU v Sydney Teachers College RU 1966
  • Combined High Schools RU v Combined Associated Schools 1966
  • Combined High Schools RU v GPS RU 1966
  • Manly RU 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972
  • Sydney RU v Queensland RU 1968
  • NSW RU v Queensland RU 1968
  • North Harbour RU v South Harbour RU 1969
  • Sydney RU v Victoria RU 1969
  • Sydney RU v NSW Country RU 1969
  • Possibles RU v Probables RU (Wallaby Selection) 1969
  • Sydney RU v Fiji RU 1969
  • NSW RU v Fiji RU 1969
  • Australian XV RU v Fiji RU 1969
  • Sydney RU v Scotland RU 1970
  • Sydney RU v Victoria RU 1971
  • Australian Colts RU Tour of Japan 1972
  • Sydney RU Seconds v Country RU Seconds 1972
  • Sydney RU v Rest RU 1972
  • Sydney RU U/24’s v Australian Universities RU 1972
  • Wests RL 2nd Grade 1974
  • Wests RL First Grade 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976
  • Wests RL Pre Season Cup 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976
  • Wests RL AMCO Cup 1975, 1976
  • Manly-Warringah RL 1977
  • Manly-Warringah RL Pre Season Cup 1977
  • Manly Warringah Player No. 249

Robbie

Robbie Parker grew up in the suburb of Dee Why on Sydney’s northern beaches. He played junior rugby league on the weekends and represented Manly-Warringah in the under 15’s.

He received his secondary education at Manly High School which was a rugby union school. Robbie along with his good mate Stephen Knight were members of the Manly High rugby union team which took all before them in 1966.

Life on the northern beaches in those years was very much about the surf culture and football. Many of his mates spent their time at the Manly Surf Club in summer. In winter it would be rugby union with the Manly Marlins.

Robbie played one hundred and one First Grade games with the Manly Rugby Union Club. In 1973 he followed Stephen Knight across to play rugby league with Wests.

Robbie Parker leaping over Stephen Knight

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