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Colin Slade
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Pau
Age
39
Position
Fly Half
Height
183cm
Weight
90kg
Colin Slade News
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Colin Slade Stats
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Colin Slade Stats
Stats compared to other Fly Halfs
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Colin Slade Performance Analysis
Colin Slade Bio
Colin Slade is a creative fly half, with an excellent miss-pass and ability to slice through gaps in the opposition defence. Having begun his career with the Crusaders, Slade moved to the Highlanders for the 2011 Super Rugby season in a bid to get more game time in his favoured number 10 shirt. He made his All Blacks debut in the 2010 Bledisloe Cup victory away to Australia.
