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Maroons cop Origin 3 setback after blow for enforcer as Roosters stars learn fate from NRL

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Maroons cop Origin 3 setback after blow for enforcer as Roosters stars learn fate from NRL
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Queensland Maroons prop Lindsay Collins will miss training due to concussion protocols following a high tackle, but he remains eligible for the State of Origin decider. Teammates Sam Walker and Robert Toia also avoided suspensions after being placed on report, ensuring a full-strength squad for the upcoming match.

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Maroons coach Billy Slater has been handed a dilemma before the State of Origin decider, with prop Lindsay Collins suffering a concussion in the Roosters' victory over Brisbane on Friday night. But he’ll be breathing easier after Collins, halfback Sam Walker and centre Robert Toia avoided bans after being put on report during the win.

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The report is a straightforward factual summary of NRL disciplinary outcomes and player health status.

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