Rob Burrows Sadly Dies Aged 41
 

Rugby Player
damaged health.


https://www.skysports.com/rugby-leag...eurone-disease

Ahh, so young.

Really sad.

[Rob Burrow: Leeds Rhinos rugby league legend dies
aged 41 after suffering from motor neurone disease

Rob Burrow dies at age of 41; Leeds Rhinos legend
was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in in 2019,
two years after retiring from playing;
Burrow won eight Super League titles
and two Challenge Cup trophies with
Leeds during 17-year career; he also played
for England & Great Britain]


Sunday 2 June 2024 18:20, UK

Really sad and so young too.

Horrible and cruel condition is motor neurone disease.
Awful .

R.I.P.

Sad news but he did so much to raise awareness of the the awful MND

a cruel disease

A very sad day for the Rugby league World.

RIP Beep beep

A very brave and inspirational man.
Such an awful illness, happens to far many sports people.
May he rest in peace.

As my gran would say a Happy Day for him, MND is just the worst RIP

I agree, Joey.

What I will say though, is that in his 41 short years, he achieved so much in his chosen career path, and he seemed to have a family that truly loved him.

MND can't take those things away from him.

Heartbreaking. RIP.

Very sad news, far too young,RIP.

Jason Cundy was discussing him this morning on TalkSport.. he was being very serious and respectful ( opposite to normal) but then referred to him as ‘Burrows’ (just used his surname)

Kinda shocked me tbh


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He's a year younger than me.

His death is so sad and tragic.

RIP. :(

Tbf to Jason Cundy, he might be one of those that thinks that calling strangers by their surname is more respectful.

To play devil's advocate.

Maybe ..


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His team, the Leeds Rhinos, next game is against my team Hull FC at the KC stadium.

I will be there.

Tune in to watch how the Rugby League community shows its respects.

Also tune in this Saturday for the Rugby League challenge cup final between Warrington and Wigan at Wembley. There's bound to be some great moments of tributes to the little man..