Hull KR legend Brian Lockwood has died on the age of 78.
Lockwood was man of the match in Hull KR’s Problem Cup win over metropolis rivals Hull FC at Wembley in 1980, organising Steve Hubbard’s important strive in a 10-5 victory.
He stays the one Robins participant to assert the Lance Todd Trophy.
Lockwood additionally gained the Problem Cup twice with Castleford, in 1969 and 1970, and the World Cup with Nice Britain in 1972.
His dying was introduced two days earlier than Hull KR’s Tremendous League Grand Closing debut towards Wigan Warriors at Outdated Trafford, the place they are going to bid for his or her first main title since 1985.
Hull KR proprietor Neil Hudgell stated of Lockwood, who made 76 appearances for the membership between 1978 and 1980: “The lack of Brian is an actual blow to everybody at Hull KR.
“He was a stellar participant of his era and our solely ever Lance Todd Trophy winner making certain his legacy in our historical past will endure.
“He was in regular contact with the club until very recently, and his presence will be missed by all who knew him. We send our love and condolences to his family and many close friends.”
