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'You can dream': Past pain driving Collins towards GF goal
The chance to finally play in a grand final is driving Lindsay Collins as he looks to lead the Roosters past the Dolphins in Friday night's preliminary final.
Collins featured in the Roosters preliminary final victories in both 2018 and 2019 but was the unlucky man to drop out of the squad for the grand final the following week.
The prop was replaced by Dylan Napa in 2018, who made his return from a three-game ban, with Collins the odd-man out after Cooper Cronk made a miraculous recovery from a fractured shoulder blade. Twelve months later it was Jared Waerea-Hargreaves who was back from suspension for the decider forcing Collins out.
Hard-luck Rooster keen to finally have crack at a GF
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Lindsay Collins is 80 minutes away from shedding the tag of being the Sydney Roosters' hard-luck man in grand-final week.
Because after 10 finals campaigns and three preliminary-finals appearances, it's easy to forget the Queensland State of Origin front-rower is yet to play in a decider.
A mainstay of the Roosters' pack for close to a decade, Collins will be eyeing off his first grand final if he can help defeat the Dolphins on Friday night.
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