Rob has a comical sense of humour and it's clear he is always the one trying to make people laugh, and this book is not about sympathy as he doesn't want that. However, the story also tells us about his diagnosis and life with MND and it is a definite tear jerker.

However, definitely worth a read anyway as the love and care all the contributors have for one another shines through. However, there is no denying that Rob is a huge inspiration, on and off the pitch and I will continue to follow his incredible journey. Burrow, who had already won the Harry Sunderland Trophy as man of the match in the first of the Rhinos' previous Old Trafford victories over Saints in 2007, scored a brilliant individual try in the first half, then laid on the match-winner late in the second for Ryan Hall with another thrilling scamper.Rob said: " Whether it’s Pooh and Piglet or Sherlock and Watson, great friendships abound in literature. Earlier this afternoon, on a miserable bank holiday in Yorkshire, Lindsey had helped Rob into the car so they could take the kids swimming. Lindsey says the eye-tracking device has been “such a lifeline because it’s Rob’s only means of communication.

I imagine him writing in silence, looking at the screen with his determined gaze, as he forms the words.I grew up knowing of Rob as I didn’t live too far from him and having known people who’s families have been hit with MND know how devestating it can be. Man City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne says his recovery from surgery is 'going very well' after revealing.

Former Leeds Rhinos scrum-half Rob Burrow MBE was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in December 2019, just two years after ending his playing career by captaining Leeds to a record-extending eighth Super League Grand Final. First half of Man United's clash with FC Copenhagen ends EARLY after referee blows his whistle before 45 minutes.With antidotes from family, friends, team mates and opposition players; it will make you laugh and make you cry.