I think the club should put a huge No 7 in the stadium so over the years when kids ask why their parents can explain its significance - great player who has been dealt the most cruel blow imaginable.

Another thought on this is just how hard this must be on his old team-mates. The efforts they have been going to in order to raise money are phenomenal. For me it just shows how Rugby League makes truly extraordinary people, through the toughest sport. It's awful for the speccies who watched Rob play, but these really are brothers and it must be tearing them apart.

That team, and this club, really do shine when the chips are down. I know the playing side have to concentrate on the game for the CC Final, but I am super wound up for this one because I want Rob to see his club reach the top once again, even if it is on the telly with the rest of us this time.

Sir Kev has run another marathon for Rob this morning.

He is a phenominal athlete

Don't need over hyped gestures like this. Rob's a very humble Yorkshire lad. Think the club, and sport in general giving good support.

I've just watched the " trailer " for the program for Rob I will watch tonight ,but like others have said its heart rendering . A word for journalist Sally Nugent and her continued work on Robs Illness she really has taken Rob and his family to her heart . Well done Sally Nugent

puts everything into perspective. Terribly sad to see Rob succumbing to the awful disease....but very inspirational to see him battling it with a smile. Won't be a dry eye in the house watching this tonight.

I too have just watched the trailer and will be watching tonight trying to hold back the tears.

As a Bulls fan but more importantly an RL fan who loved watching Rob, for me a fitting tribute is not to retire the number 7 shirt but to have his name on there forever, reminding everyone who wears that shirt what a great player he was and a great role model he continues to be.

It’s been moved to tomorrow night. Government announcement instead.

Just seen the clip from this morning. Absolutely heart wrenching to see how quickly the disease has taken hold. Both he and his family have shown incredible bravery and spirt.

Not thought through that considering there’s two SL games on tomorrow as well.

Do you know what time it's on tomorrow

Just seen on Twitter 7,00 tomorrow

I can't find it. Even a search currently just shows Saturday before the final, but the programme deserves sole focus.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/schedules/p00fzl97/2020/10/13

https://www.bbc.co.uk/schedules/p00fzl97/2020/10/13