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Shields Gazette
Collins wins football writers' award
The 29-year-old joins North East legends such as Niall Quinn, Kevin Phillips, Alan Shearer and Shay Given on the roll call of winners of the major regional honour. Full Article at Shields Gazette
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And although the 29-year-old (pictured) was initially surprised and hurt at being told he could leave Sunderland in August, after five years on Wearside, he says he is not one to be bitter. Full Article at The Sunderland Echo
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The 29-year-old joins North East legends such as Niall Quinn, Kevin Phillips, Alan Shearer and Shay Given on the roll call of winners of the major regional honour. Full Article at The Sunderland Echo
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