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Sir Kevin - 7 days - 7 marathons - for Robbie

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JohnM

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Yes, good coverage on Breakfast. Nugent was suitably impressed too. 

The "Dark Ages" is a term referring to life at the RFL under the new regime. It's characterized by a decline in openness, professionalism, transparency and  achievements, 
 
sweaty craiq

sweaty craiq

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Absolutely amazing quest from Kev, then found out who was doing it with him - pulled a calf muscle so can only walk eh Dave (-; , so have promised a fundraiser at Leigh when covid allows.

Complete respect to all

 

 

Pie tries

Pie tries

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Shame BBC RL website not covering it - great story, great profile. 
 

Kevin really is a great man - our wonderful sport does have some wonderful people

JonM

JonM

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8 hours ago, Pie tries said:

Shame BBC RL website not covering it - great story, great profile. 

BBC website has multiple stories on it - links on the other thread on this topic.

langpark

langpark

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7 marathons in 7 days is just super human! What incredible physical and mental strength Sinfield must have! Massive respect and also well done to everyone who donated!

Pie tries

Pie tries

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1 hour ago, JonM said:

BBC website has multiple stories on it - links on the other thread on this topic.

Can’t see anything on bbc sport RL page...?

LeeF

LeeF

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2 hours ago, langpark said:

7 marathons in 7 days is just super human! What incredible physical and mental strength Sinfield must have! Massive respect and also well done to everyone who donated!

7 in 7 but with a target of all being sub 4 hours because 7 in 7 would just be too easy 

JonM

JonM

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1 hour ago, LeeF said:

7 in 7 but with a target of all being sub 4 hours because 7 in 7 would just be too easy 

My father-in-law did 10 in 10, having taken up running in his late 60s. Doing them all sub-4 is pretty impressive though, particularly for an ex-RL pro who's carrying round rather more upper body muscle than your typical marathon runner.

JonM

JonM

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Having said that his times for the first two days were a bit too fast, I see he's done a 3:25 today.

langpark

langpark

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Just now, JonM said:

Another very good time. I bet he's glad the snow gave Oldham a miss today.

You are right! I just saw another video and realised it was in fact ❄️ snow!!

Cumbrian Fanatic

Cumbrian Fanatic

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Just been on breakfast news again, also showing the Rob Burrow mural and speaking to someone from Leeds City council about it. They also said they would be covering the start of the final marathon on Monday

Fund now over £457K

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Wakefield Ram

Wakefield Ram

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I've run a few marathons, but what Kevin Sinfield is doing and the times he's running are just incredible. 

It can take weeks to fully recover from running just one marathon. 

Colin James

Colin James

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I hope seeing himself called 'Burrows' doesn't annoy Rob Burrow as much as it is starting to annoy me.

Awesome effort from Sinfield. He must be fitter than some current SL players even a few years after retiring.

Just Browny

Just Browny

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Not many things have made me happy in 2020, but this has all week.

I can confirm 30+ less sales for Scotland vs Italy at Workington, after this afternoons test purchase for the Tonga match, £7.50 is extremely reasonable, however a £2.50 'delivery' fee for a walk in purchase is beyond taking the mickey, good luck with that, it's cheaper on the telly.

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