bloody hard read as you say.
along with the documentary brian mac isnt painted in a great way.

Graham - I agree but maybe a hard b@stard like him was needed at the time - but to say he was supposed to have better people skills than Tony Smith it doesn't appear so. Smith comes out of this well as does Barry McDermott.

I think your right. they respected him but probably didnt like him.
he did have the balls to make tough drcisions

It probably sums McDermott up the best - Rob's wife seems an incredibly strong woman under the circumstances - shame he didn't win last night

Sir Kev, what a hero, up to £215k raised already on this challenge.

Lost for words. The Greatest.

Absolutely spot on mate, run out of words to describe the man. The GOAT

Now > £600k an incredible human being

A rare breed, such an inspiration as an athlete and as a person.

What a great guy. I managed to see him as he ran through Nottingham. What an inspiration

My colleague and close friend has recently run the Marathon De Sables (6 marathons in 6 days in the Sahara dessert) for an incurable childrens cancer. He and Kev know eachother well and are cut from the same stuff, both inspiring individuals.

It’s more than the total raised, although of course that’s important. There is something about the momentum into the dark cold winter days, and the problems many have encountered with COVID etc - and many of us will face more challenges ahead. It may well be an incredibly tough time for many.

For me what the Sinfield events have done is remind me about mateship and compassion for others when chips are down, and I think that is his greatest gift with these runs.

Looks like they are over £1m now with the gift aid, what an utterly inspiring man Sir Kev is , raised massive amounts of cash & awareness for MND, undoubtedly helping in the decision to increase the funding.

Incredible. No wonder we were so successful under Kev's leadership. The man is an inspiration and a truly great great guy.

For me it's the courage of Rob and then Kev just wanting to do whatever he can to help his mate. Awesome.

Time to treat research into this disease to some serious funding.

We managed to cheer him on in Hucknall. He was suffering at 4:30pm. How he continued through the night is beyond me. Was great to meet other local Leicester and Rhinos fans and others. Might have to set up a local supporters club. So pleased he completed it. My thoughts with Rob and his family though. Hope this effort and govt funding will help future families.