Allan Langer

Affectionately known as Alfie, Allan Langer is one of rugby league’s most celebrated players and a true Queensland sporting icon.

Born in Ipswich, Queensland, Allan defied expectations to become one of the game’s greatest halfbacks. Renowned for his vision, courage, creativity and exceptional game awareness, he enjoyed an illustrious career with the Brisbane Broncos, Queensland Maroons and Australian Kangaroos.

As captain, Allan led the Broncos to four premiership titles across the NSWRL, Super League and NRL eras. His individual honours include the prestigious Clive Churchill Medal, Rothmans Medal and Dally M Medal, recognising his outstanding contribution to the game.

A 34-game Queensland State of Origin representative and Australian Test player, Allan became renowned for his leadership, competitive spirit and ability to deliver when it mattered most. His remarkable return from England to help Queensland win the 2001 State of Origin series decider remains one of rugby league’s most memorable moments.

Inducted into the NRL Hall of Fame in 2008 and the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in the same year, Allan’s legacy extends well beyond his playing achievements. He remains one of the most respected figures in Australian rugby league, admired for his determination, humility and lasting impact on the sport.

Available for corporate events, sporting functions, special appearances and rugby league experiences, Allan brings a wealth of experience and a lifetime of unforgettable stories from the highest level of the game.