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In this pre-Rugby World Cup 2007 interview All Black flanker Jerry Collins visits Trust Porirua Park, where he started playing rugby at the age of 11, for Norths RFC (other alumni include Hika Reid, and Christian Cullen). Collins, who is widely known as a hard-hitting and physical player, discusses his style of play — “When I was younger [and skinnier], taking the ball up and getting smashed was all part of it ... I became good at it. Then I became good at doing it to other people!” — and what’s goes through his head during a test match national anthem and haka.
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