Jerry Collins

Jerry Collins

athlete New Zealand

Jerry Collins was a renowned New Zealand rugby union player, celebrated for his powerful presence on the field as a flanker. He represented the All Blacks in numerous international matches and was known for his exceptional tackling ability and leadership skills. Tragically, Collins passed away in a car accident in 2015, but he is remembered not only for his contributions to rugby but also for his humility and kindness off the field, often engaging with fans and supporting local teams.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Former All Black Jerry Collins is among the legends participating in the event. 8

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The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Classics return: Former All Blacks to feature in Eden Park curtain-raiser against Pasifika legends

Australia Australia: Jerry Collins was known for his generous spirit, playing for a village team in Britain. 9

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The Sydney Morning Herald: There’s more to life than the ‘Brodes and Bucks journey’

Australia Australia: Jerry Collins played a reserve grade game for a village team, showcasing his love for the sport. 8

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The Sydney Morning Herald: Why we couldn’t get enough of Josh Giddey’s low-key homecoming