Too Many Reasons to Live: My Autobiography

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Rob Burrow is a former professional rugby league footballer who spent sixteen years playing for Leeds Rhinos in the Super League, before retiring in 2017. An England and Great Britain representative, he spent his entire professional career with Leeds. At five foot five, and weighing less than eleven stone, Burrow was known for many years as ‘the smallest player in Super League’. Watter kant': South Africa rugby stars speak in Afrikaans and appear to make light of Bongi Mbonambi's 'white ****' England slur row as they warm up Rob Burrow was always one of the nice guys in rugby league. Great player, fast, and just got on with the game. I support Wigan Warriors but he was always fair and well liked. Lindsey says: “When you look in Rob’s mouth you see quite a lot of muscle wastage with his tongue so he needs food he can swallow easily. Pasta and meat are difficult because he needs to chew those. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.

I ask Rob if he worries about not being able to swallow one day, which would mean the insertion of a PEG (Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy) so he can be fed through a tube. “I have not thought about that part of my journey,” he says. “I hope to get a bit better through various treatments. I think I will improve.” Now an MND Association Patron, Rob is one of an estimated 5,000 adults in the UK currently living with MND. Every day, an average of six people are diagnosed with MND. The MND Association focuses on improving access to care, funding research, and campaigning for people living with, or affected by, MND.The huge Sunday Times number one bestselling inspirational memoir from rugby league legend Rob Burrow on his extraordinary career, his incredible friendship with fellow Rhino Kevin Sinfield, and his battle with motor neurone disease. Cristiano Ronaldo's 13-year-old son 'will start training with Al-Nassr's U15 side', with youngster aiming to follow in his father's footsteps Rob, who was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in 2019 and has raised millions for MND-related causes with his family and friends, has partnered up with friend and dormer Rhinos teammate Kevin Sinfield. The pair crossed the finish line together at the special Rob Burrow Marathon earlier this year. Arsene Wenger claims Man United have lost their 'quality, confidence and spirit' after Man City's 3-0 derby win - and admits he feels sorry for Red Devils

Drinkwater opens up on 2019 arrest for drink-driving and reveals he would 'get with any bird I could' on boozy nights out in London during troubled Chelsea spell The 40-year-old, Leeds Rhinos Hall of Fame star, has written two new books in partnership with Macmillan Children's Books. The first, a "beautiful gift book" for all ages called With You Every Step: A Celebration of Friendship comes out on November 9. This is the story of a tiny kid who adored rugby league but never should have made it – and ended up in the Leeds hall of fame. It’s the story of a man who resolved to turn a terrible predicament into something positive – when he could have thrown the towel in. It’s about the power of love, between Rob and his childhood sweetheart Lindsey, and of the life-changing bond of friendship between Rob, Kevin Sinfield, and their Rhino teammates.Argentina World Cup winner Papu Gomez breaks silence after being given two-year doping ban... as he denies deliberately taking Terbitulane