Fleck Collection

Robbie Fleck & Phil Greening England V South Africa England V South Africa London, Twickenham 02 December 2000 Date: 02 December 2000

Wilkinson, Fleck, Van Stratten England V South Africa England V South Africa London, Twickenham 02 December 2000 Date: 02 December 2000

Robbie Fleck Looks For A Gap South Africa V Australia 30 October 1999 Date: 30 October 1999

Robbie Fleck & George Gregan South Africa V Australia 01 November 1999 Date: 01 November 1999

Daniel Herbert & Robbie Fleck South Africa V Australia 01 November 1999 Date: 01 November 1999

Robbie Fleck & Nick Beal South Africa V England 24 October 1999 Date: 24 October 1999

Matt Perry & Robbie Fleck South Africa V England 24 October 1999 Date: 24 October 1999

Robbie Fleck Stamps On Player South Africa V England 24 October 1999 Date: 24 October 1999

Robbie Fleck, Vecino & Cardoso South Africa V Uruguay 14 October 1999 Date: 14 October 1999

Robbie Fleck & Steve Thompson England V South Africa England V South Africa Twickenham, London, England 23 November 2002 Date: 23 November 2002

Martin Johnson & Robbie Fleck England V South Africa England V South Africa Twickenham, London, England 23 November 2002 Date: 23 November 2002

Robbie Fleck South Africa Rugby Union England V South Africa Twickenham, London, England 23 November 2002 Date: 23 November 2002

White woven cotton frock with red and blue fleck, 1816 (cotton)
3100333 White woven cotton frock with red and blue fleck, 1816 (cotton) by Unknown Artist, (19th century); (add.info.: From the exhibition A History of Fashion in 100 Objects)

Sir Alexander Fleck (1889-1968), first and last Baron Fleck, chairman of ICI from 1953-1960

WOLFGANG FLECK (1879-1939). German general during World War I. Photograph, 1915

The Beddgelert (H5) ordinary chondrite
Photograph of the Beddgelert (H5) ordinary chondrite, clearly showing flecks of iron-nickel metal

Chez Fleck restaurant, The King of the Sauerkraut
" The King of the Sauerkraut" Chez Fleck restaurant, 39 Boulevard Du Temple, Paris. 1930s

Closed stoma, SEM
Closed stoma. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a closed stoma (centre) on the leaf surface of the succulent Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana)

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Robbie Fleck, a name synonymous with rugby brilliance and determination. From his early days playing alongside legends like Phil Greening and Jonny Wilkinson, Fleck's talent was undeniable. His partnership with Van Stratten showcased their incredible chemistry on the field. Known for his ability to find gaps in the defense, Robbie Fleck became a force to be reckoned with. Whether it was outsmarting opponents or creating opportunities for his teammates, he always had an eye for the perfect play. One could say that "Robbie Fleck Looks For A Gap" became his trademark move. His collaborations with other rugby greats such as George Gregan, Daniel Herbert, and Nick Beal only solidified his status as one of the best in the game. Together they formed unstoppable combinations that left fans in awe. But it wasn't just about skill and finesse; Robbie it also possessed a fierce competitive spirit. In moments of intensity, he would stamp on players without hesitation if it meant securing victory for his team. Off the field too, Robbie Fleck made lasting connections. His camaraderie with Vecino and Cardoso showed that rugby went beyond borders and language barriers. And who can forget his bond with Steve Thompson? Their friendship transcended rivalries and united them through their love for the sport. Even facing giants like Martin Johnson didn't faze Robbie Fleck; instead, it fueled him to push harder and prove himself against formidable opponents. In every match he played, whether wearing national colors or representing a club team, Robbie Fleck gave everything he had on that field – leaving no doubt about his dedication to rugby excellence. Robbie Fleck's legacy is etched into rugby history forever – an icon whose name will always evoke memories of thrilling matches filled with passion and unforgettable moments of triumph.