Robbie O'Davis

Robbie O'Davis (born September 3, 1972 in Sydney, NSW) was an Australian rugby league player for the Newcastle Knights in the National Rugby League competition and also for Queensland & Australia. He was suspended for 22 weeks in 1998 for taking steroids. During the hearing for his drug suspension, he controversially wore the worst mustard coloured suit ever made.

His position of choice was at fullback though he also occasionally played on the wing. He retired at the end of the 2004 NRL season.

[edit] Representative games

Apps	Tries	Goals	F/G	Points
223	78	45	0	403
Also see: *Official Scoring Record

In 1998, Robbie O'Davis tested positive for Anabolic steroids^[1]^[2]

^ http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/hanstrans.nsf/V3ByKey/LA19980625 New South Wales Parliament (Hansard transcript), 25 June, 1988. Search keyword "Robbie"
^ http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_19980618/ai_n14151893 Independent, The (London), 18 Jun, 1998 by Dave Hadfield. Search keyword "Robbie"

v • d • e Australia squad - 1995 Rugby League World Cup Champions (8th Title)

Fittler (c) • Bartrim • Brasher • Carroll • Coyne • Dallas • Dymock • Gillespie • Harragon • Hill • Hopoate • A. Johns • M. Johns • Kosef • McGregor • Menzies • B. Moore • D. Moore • Muir • O'Davis • Pay • Raper • Smith • Toovey • Wishart • Larson • Coach: Fulton

v • d • e Newcastle Knights squad - 1997 ARL Premiers (1st Title)

1 Robbie O'Davis • 2 Darren Albert • 3 Adam MacDougall • 4 Owen Craigie • 5 Mark Hughes • 6 Matthew Johns • 7 Andrew Johns • 8 Tony Butterfield • 9 Bill Peden • 10 Paul Harragon (c) • 11 Wayne Richards • 12 Adam Muir • 13 Marc Glanville • 14 Troy Fletcher • 15 Scott Conley • 16 Lee Jackson • 17 Stephen Crowe • Coach: Malcolm Reilly

v • d • e

v • d • e Newcastle Knights squad - 2001 NRL Premiers (2nd Title)

1 Robbie O'Davis • 2 Timana Tahu • 3 Matt Gidley • 4 Mark Hughes • 5 Adam MacDougall • 6 Sean Rudder • 7 Andrew Johns (c) • 8 Josh Perry • 9 Danny Buderus • 10 Matt Parsons • 11 Steve Simpson • 12 Ben Kennedy • 13 Bill Peden • 14 Clinton O'Brien • 15 Paul Marquet • 16 Glen Grief • 17 Daniel Abraham • Coach: Michael Hagan

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