Gray
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Very sad day. A brilliant player and a fighter untill the end.
RIP Rob.
RIP Rob.
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Rob Burrow RIP
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big gaz
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I'm like you matey and I share you're heart felt sentiments.Fuckin' hell I am in bits here - all the love and best wishes to his wife and family and special thoughts to Sinners - stay strong for Rob
manimanc
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RIP champ, no more suffering now x
big gaz
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Hope the departed greats have already got a no 7 shirt for Rob.
Great player in his day, sad day for Rugby League and sport as a whole.
Thoughts go out to his family.
Great player in his day, sad day for Rugby League and sport as a whole.
Thoughts go out to his family.
mosssideblue
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RiP
Betterdeedthan red
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So sad.
How can there be a god when people like this guy suffer likethis.
Rip
How can there be a god when people like this guy suffer likethis.
Rip
WickyWain
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A proper legend and warrior, on and off the pitch.
RIP Rob
RIP Rob
Mancini'sImaginaryCard
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Sad news RIP
MikeF
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He’s out of his suffering now. Thoughts and prayers with his family and friends. X
As someone who’s sister was taken October last year with MND, I can honestly say it’s the most horrible disease. To see a loved one deteriorate so fast without any way of communicating or function is just horrible.
I’ve been fortunate to meet Sir Kev and he has to be the most genuine, humble person I’ve been fortunate to meet. I seen him pounding the streets of Saddleworth most Sundays, training for his charity events no doubt. We could all take a leaf out of his book.
As someone who’s sister was taken October last year with MND, I can honestly say it’s the most horrible disease. To see a loved one deteriorate so fast without any way of communicating or function is just horrible.
I’ve been fortunate to meet Sir Kev and he has to be the most genuine, humble person I’ve been fortunate to meet. I seen him pounding the streets of Saddleworth most Sundays, training for his charity events no doubt. We could all take a leaf out of his book.