Keith William Robertson (born 5 December 1954 in Hawick, Scotland) is a former Scotland international rugby union player.

Robertson played for Melrose.^[1]

Richard Bath writes of him that:

Keith Robertson never possessed the acceleration which usually marks out the great wings. Yet what he lacked in out-and-out pace he more than made up for in guile and sheer footballing ability. An accomplished Sevens player, the willowy Melrose wing – he was a shade under 11 stone – was also a prolific try scorer at every level except international. During his Scotland career which spanned eleven years, Robertson only managed to score eight tries."^[2]

He played for South of Scotland.^[1]

He played for Scotland 'B' on 19 March 1978.

He played for Scotland forty four times between 1978 and 1989.^[2] He played at both wing and centre, the latter twenty times out of his forty four caps.^[2]

Keith Robertson was a major part of Scotland's Grand Slam in 1984.^[2]

He was never selected for the British Lions.^[2]

After retiring he became involved in Borders rugby, and was one of the major Scottish advocates of professionalism in rugby union.^[2]

He occasionally appears on STV's rugby programme.

Sources

• Sporting Heroes profile – page 1
• Sporting Heroes profile – page 2