It is a great compliment to Jason that I think this compilation hugely undersells his talent.

I will never ever get tired watching the legendary Jason Robinson.

As a South African i used to fear, but admire Robinsons brilliance when England played the Boks. You could not give this guy any space or he would tear your defense apart. Huge respect.

As a young South African boy I loved watching Jason play. He had such a cool magical way of running, short leg movements, but very explosive. Also a very humble player IMO.

From a South African: Jason Robinson was fantastic player, gentlemen and shining example of what English rugby could be. We have so much respect for him! Bryan Habana has also mentioned several times that he looked up to him as his hero.

Will always remember his try against Australia from the Rugby 08 intro.

One of the greatest players to ever play the game, loved watching him run with ball in hand

He was more exciting at 15. One of the few English players who hasn’t been afraid to counterattack by actually running; that came from his league background. Class.

The best rugby player we have ever had. He won glory in both league and Union. A legend

That pass to Greenwood v Wales is wonderful, the speed of pass, timing, placement and running at full tilt, amazing.

As a French kid in 2007, you don't know how much I cried after the semi final against England.. Although, Jason Robinson is a legend of the sport, and even if it brings back sad memories, have to admire the talent this guy had!

A smile from ear to ear! An absolute gentleman also!

There were only 3 rules to beating England back then: 1) Always win your lineouts 2) Keep your defense 1 on 1 3) Never let England pass the ball to Jason Robinson

Super strong, Super Fast low centre of gravity, a sidestep to twist your blood, and an all round great bloke.. Legend of both codes. Live long and live large Billy Whizz

That final try still makes my heart flutter

It just shows rugby is a sport for all shapes and sizes, Jason Robinson didnt let his size get the better of him as he used his speed agility and technique to get the better of the opponents. Definitely one of Englands great player in both codes. Thank you Sir for the moments.

He could run side-ways faster than some can run forwards. He 'vibrated' his way through gaps he created. Legend.

This guy was one of my favourite players growing up. I’m a Fiji fan but England was my second team lol

Definitely our best ever winger , did it in both codes . One of the greatest of all time .

Saw him live many times in league and as impressive as he was on tv it was astonishing to see it in the flesh. He was the sort of player that was regularly applauded by opposition fans after scoring against their teams (mine included). I heard the phrase "can't do owt against that" lots of times. From 30/40 meters out he was often unstoppable

And every second of that was after a massively successful career in League for over a decade before with Wigan, GB and England. Legend.

I was lucky to be at every England game in RWC 2003 , that break against wales was incredible, saves the World Cup for us .

Thank you for reminding us all just how good Billy Whizz used to be. That ability to break the line, putting the opposition on the back foot has been sorely missing in recent years…

As an extremely casual Rugby fan that would only tune in for the 6 Nations and World Cup, Robinson always stood out alongside Wilkinson as an absolutely beast.

Robinson could change direction like a house fly. Loved watching him play.

Billy Wizz, that guy was electric. Utimate respect.

I had the pleasure of watching Robbo for a full season when he signed for our local club a few years ago, Fylde RFC. I have never seen anyone move so quick and not forgetting this was in his twilight years (as far as rugby players are concerned anyway). Such a lovely guy off the pitch as well, so unassuming considering the career he's had. A true legend in union as well as league rugby

As a Saffa this man was always a concern. Able to cut up any defence on any giving day. Much respect to the Great Jason Robinson!!!

Robinson was on another level built like a tank with brains and insane pace

I went to school with him in mid 1980’s. (Cross Flatts Park Middle in South Leeds). Incredible to see the impact he had across both rugby codes. Untouchable on his day. Absolute legend.

I met Jason at Hull when he played there around 2009 ish he was still at it in the lower leagues.. he was an amazing player. Nice bloke. Loved the game.

Man, taking me back to the Hole in the Wall, Nottingham as a student.. World Cup Final 2003, grown men crying tears of joy, going absolutely bananas. Jason Robinson will always be one of the greatest runners of the ball.

Best winger for England, one of the best wingers in the world ever, one of the best players in the world ever. Class act.

One of my favourite all time players! Thank you Robinson!

Brilliant player in both League and Union, so humble as a person too.

The last is legendary Clearly the best winger from england and one of the best in history with Habana, Williams, Lomu, Dominici (rip...)

My favourite winger after Lomu. That acceleration hitting the 2 gaps versus Wales was just pure orgasmic to watch.

That “COME ON” as he scores in the World Cup final will always be a stand out memory

I was at HQ when Robinson came on against Italy - (could have been his debut?) One minute later we watched in amazement as he sliced through the Italians like butter. We all knew then that we had a magician in the wings.

Loved watching this guy play, his try in the 2003 RWC is a classic. Watched it in Ireland with my Welsh and Kiwi mate during my first rugby playing stint there from NZ.

My favourite player growing up... My family labeled him "squiggly" for his pure agility and unpredictability. World class player and England haven't had a player like him since!

Watching that last one, I will never forget how nervous I was during that RWC final as an England fan. I had grown up with England badly underperforming in all our major sports way beyond the point where it was a joke. We were just rubbish at everything. Then, slowly over five or six years, I watched closely as we assembled a rugby team which not only had some decent players, but had several genuinely world class match winners AND a talismanic captain AND an unbelievably driven coach. England got used to winning, often hammered the celtic nations, set an unprecedented winning streak against France and South Africa and beat NZ and Australia in their own backyards in the same week. Suddenly, as an English sports fan I was in completely unchartered territory and waaaay outside my comfort zone. My team were favourites to win RWC 2003, it was ours to lose we were told. The road to the final was not without a few dramas but England were worthy finalists. The final itself for me was torture. I paced up and down our living room, chain smoking for the entire match. I was bleary eyed and on edge (it was a 9am kickoff for the UK) and wracked with nerves to the point of feeling physically sick. I almost, ALMOST couldn't watch the match at all. In extra time I came close to switching off the TV altogether and just going out for a walk somewhere. But I didn't. I was still there when Jonny's drop goal went over and then Mike Tindall booted the ball into the stand to bring an end to it all. I remember, with absolutely clarity, just collapsing into an armchair and saying 'Thank f**k for that!" There were medals and a trophy and interviews and bus tours and news reports afterwards but I knew that few hours were the peak of my sport watching life and that nothing in sport from that point on would mean as much.

People forget that he didnt play union for long, spent most of his career at Wigan RLFC

He was better than this package. His "greatest moments", featuring two tries v Uruguay and one against Georgia? Come on!

New Zealander here but this guy was my favourite player of all time, he was untouchable on 08’ 😂 greatest winger of all time

I don't know about Englands greatest ever winger, in my book he was the worlds greatest winger. Very underrated as he just got on and played the game. I recall that in one (international I believe) match he broke his finger but didn't tell anyone as he didn't want to be taken off. He is a player that I still compare all players to. A true legend.

Legend in both codes. One of my favourite players ever and always turned up when it mattered.

I grew up watching Jason Robinson destroy my team (Leeds RL as they were then) for Wigan. To see his pace and step in the flesh as an aspiring rugby player was inspiring. He was one of the few who dominated in both codes. A truly amazing player

It was an honour to watch Billy Wizz play

Robinson was at his best in rugby league I felt - watch some of his League highlights he was immense but he achieved pretty much everything in League at such a young age he wanted a new challenge

He was truly ahead of his time. Ferocious pace and a love for scoring tries🏉

#9: *casually jogs 7 paces to try line* This channel: "wORLd cLaSS, pUt iT oN tHE LiSt"

The way he changes direction with pace is unique. Very few have been extremely successful playing dual-code but Jason Robinson & Sonny Bill Williams are the 2 that come to mind.

THATS A RUGBY LEAGUE PRODUCT RIGHT THERE !

Love that the caption is best ever winger and no. 2 is him playing as a fullback. However he is quite definitely England’s greatest winger and up their with lomu as the worlds greatest winger.

Even from a South African I will say I truly enjoyed watching Jason Roberts playing, a gentlemen off and on the field.

As Hull Fc supporter I hated this guy when he played against us for Wigan..just the outright speed and amazing side step was class. When playing for Great Britain or England I loved him. 🏉🏉🏉🏉

A total one off .....loved watching Billy whizz

A class act, i had forgotten how great the 2003 team was.

One of a rare breed who could actually accelerate while side stepping. Anyone who ever tried to play in the back line will know how outstanding that is.

Was the greatest in any position he played, as wasn't always on the wing! One of the best wingers and fullbacks ever! On any team! What winds me up, every time it happens, is when KZfaqrs do GOAT trys, runs and assists and the never bother putting any of Robinson's ones in! Like they forgot that these are probably better and faster than today's players!

Best reaction to a try score ever RWC Final, fabulous player, true gent and a great man off the field in so many ways.

Absolutely explosive acceleration, and incredible balance. He was the most dynamic runner on a rugby field I've ever seen. It would be hard to leave him out of an all-time XV. Imagine having Jonah Lomu on the left wing and Jason Robinson on the right wing.... As an England fan, it was magical to watch him play, we've had some really good wingers before and since, but none better.

Thank you, Jason. An absolute star, an icon. Thank you, mate. You are up there with the best.

Ive seen a lot's of great players live and Robinson is up there with the best.

Humble & devastating . When he lit the afterburners, he was gone. Pure class

I’d forgotten how fast he was over the first 5-10 yards. He must have been one of the fastest people in the world. He really was elite sprinter quality. He could also change his pace and direction instantly.

You know you're a legend when you're revered in both rugby codes. In his day he was a top 5 winger in both.

Brilliant player, would be in my top 22 of all time. Whenever he got the ball in that England shirt every other fan and player in the world held their breath and prayed, every time.

An absolute legend. As a proud kiwi and All Black supporter, I will say, this guy was awesome to watch. Legend.

There's just no comparison. Every time he got the ball you just knew he could do something special and from anywhere on the pitch. Legend!

Shame it’s just World Cup tries. He was brilliant on every platform. A true legend and gentleman. Such speed and grace. He was unique and brilliant.

That 2003 English team was legendary.

Always remember Robinson going up against loti for the first 2003 final try 😂 6'5 going up against 5'8 in the air. Never had a chance bless him. Had the final laugh so all good.

Absolutely England's greatest ever winger in my opinion. Unique talent and skillset. A genuine concerning factor against even the greatest teams he played against.

fantastic player in both codes and what a great attitude

My Gran had a nickname for this world class player. Billy Wiz she called him. Rest in Peace Dot.

What an era. One of the best wingers, but had some magic moments in the 15 shirt

What a legend at the 03 WC 🏆 NO1 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🏉

He would be any all time England team. The guy was amazing. I would always have him at 15.

Billy Whizz. A legend.

His score against France 02 six nations. Can only find it with French commentary nowadays and it's just beautiful to hear the disbelief :) England have never had anyone like him since.

Never watched him play but what a player!!!

If my son asks me what a class rugby player looks like i will show him few videos of JR... and i am French 😅

Outstanding player & an even more outstanding human being. It makes me full of joy watching this.

Billy Whizz - what a player

I remember great Wigan days as well....surely one of England's best

I was always a fly half but had a mean side step thanks to Jason Robinson. Iconic time for English rugby!! Will never forget seeing the try in the World Cup final as a 9 year old

He was something else at that 2003 world cup. That try against Wales 👌👌👌

Robinson and Shane Williams were ruthless to anyone over 6 foot

Probably the best ever English Rugby Winger and super nice guy from all the interviews I’ve seen! Check out that try against Australia in the RWC final in 2003! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

First saw him live at Twickenham playing for Wigan against Bath under Union rules. He was electric.

Still the only England player to score a try in a World cup final. Would love to have seen Jason go to 1st receiver more often for set piece moves for England I can only think of 3 times he did so and he scored on 2 of those occasions!

One of the Quickest to Accelerate from stop start

I only saw him play live once. I just watched him and not the game. He was incredible both in defence and offence. His ability to be at full speed in two steps was uncanny.

Silky smooth. Running like a basilisk gliding on water.

didn't see much of him playing Union, but he was an awesome League player

The impact he had on England when he crossed over to union was unbelievable. Such a once in a generation talent. Even when we would be getting turned over against the Australians in league games, he'd still manage to get tries. One on one he's up there with the best.

The break against Wales gave me goosebumps. This era of rugby was brilliant near the start of professionalism-just not the same today.

One of my favourite wingers particularly being a world class dual code athlete