2011-15 Robinson after coming back from Italy, and without a club in 2011 initiated contact with his former coach, Ewen McKenzie who was then coach of the Reds. Ewen said there might be an opportunity. They'd filled up all their contracts and couldn't even offer an academy contract. However he was encouraged to come up, play club footy and to train full-time with the squad. For all his hard work and effort, he was awarded a 2-year contract. In his debut season for the Reds, he won the Super Rugby Championship. Unlike his first experience of a Super Rugby Final in 2008, as an unused sub, he was an integral part of the team that won the Super Rugby Final 18–13 against the Crusaders at Suncorp Stadium in front of 52,000. And with that, it earnt his senior call up to the Wallabies. In 2012 & 2013 Robinson and the Reds made it to both qualifiers, however were knocked out respectively by the Sharks and Crusaders. Robinson faced the British & Irish Lions in front of a packed, 50,000 Suncorp Stadium. Harlequins F.C. 2016 Robinson was signed with the Harlequins to act as cover for the injured Netani Talei who had picked up an injury from the 2015 Rugby World Cup. Doncaster Knights 2016-17 Robinson signed a 1-year contract with Doncaster Knights. Post Rugby, Studies & Leadership & Culture Coach During his career, Robinson was always conscious of life after Rugby. Two questions he would ask himself, "What will I do at the end of my Rugby career?” and “What would I do if my Rugby career finished tomorrow?” This is where Robinson completed his Bachelors in Business from Griffith University and became a certified Action Business Coach. Robinson's passion is helping business owners and teams through his experience, skills and knowledge playing at an elite level. Robinson has taken up the first team coach and Director of Rugby at Dubbo Rugby Club. Personal life In 2010, while playing in Italy, Robinson's brother Dan had died suddenly whilst visiting on a holiday in London. A talented sports athlete himself, Dan joined Robinson at St Stanislaus College as a Year 10 student. That same year the pair travelled with 'Stannies' to Japan for a rugby tournament in which Robinson was in Year 12 and captain, while Dan was the youngest player. Dan, following in his other brother's footsteps, represented Australia in