Rugby League stars and motor neurone disease (MND) fundraisers Rob Burrow and Kevin Sinfield have been awarded the freedom of Leeds. Read more here: (📷 PA Media)
Rob Burrow and Kevin Sinfield played a combined 1,013 games for Leeds Rhinos as part of what was considered the club's 'golden generation'
Since then he has led calls for better funding to help find a cure for the disease and spearheaded a £5m appeal to build a new MND centre in Leeds. "Kevin, meanwhile, has followed his old friend's lead by embarking on a series of gruelling endurance challenges that have raised millions of pounds for MND-related causes."This is the moment Kevin Sinfield reunited with Rob Burrow outside Headingley Stadium.
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