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What Rob (and his family) had to go  through is unimaginable for I guess almost all of us. Really makes one wonder how they, and other sufferers, have coped. I'm sure I'd fall apart under such stress, especially with the knowledge of the eventual outcome.

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Chrispmartha
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Knew this day would come but it’s still incredibly sad. RIP Rob.    

Dunbar
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My wife and I were watching a movie last night and so we were deliberately phones off.  I switched on just before bed and saw the news.  I saw his picture with his family and I was in floods of tears.

gogledd
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R.I.P Rob Rob inspired me to raise some funds from MNDA last year, by cycling to a few North Wales Crusaders games at different grounds (Thatto Heath, Rochdale Hornets, Midlands Hurricanes and Co

Futtocks

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4 minutes ago, JohnM said:

What Rob (and his family) had to go  through is unimaginable for I guess almost all of us. Really makes one wonder how they, and other sufferers, have coped. I'm sure I'd fall apart under such stress, especially with the knowledge of the eventual outcome.

Not many people have had the support that Rob has received from family, friends, the game and the wider world.

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Futtocks

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Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dreaming that I am persecuted whenever I am contradicted.
Ralph Waldo Emerson

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4 minutes ago, Northern Eel said:

Did anyone see what the tribute the FA put on was at the England game tonight? 

Rob's face was on the large screens, an announcement of condolence and praise for his courage and a minutes applause by the crowd , all participated. 

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Futtocks

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Just finished on BBC1 and the last time, "Rob Burrow; over and out" pretty much did for me.

But there were quite a lot of laughs, and the footage of him playing as a kid (even then, the shortest in the team) were wonderful.

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Cumbrian Fanatic

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That BBC programme was a hard watch but I'm glad I got through it. Just when you think you can't admire someone any more than what you do they go and top it. The courage to show yourself when you at your lowest is beyond words that I have.

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1 minute ago, Northern Eel said:

The whole tribute was heart-wrenching, but the last few minutes of that film broke me. 

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”Rob Burrow, over and out”

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Forever Trinity

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Difficult watch that was.

Emotion aside what a tribute boy, man, son,brother husband,father friend and above all a determined fighter what a bloke he was what a family and of course his best mate and legend Kev Sinfield

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chisholm

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What a heart wrenching watch that was. 

Everyone of his family should be proud of the legacy that Rob has left

 His family are a credit to him and the love is clear to see. RIP and God bless.

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Old Frightful

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It was an extremely emotional watch and I was in floods of tears for most of it.

But, heart breaking as it was, what constantly shone through was the absolute love in the Burrow family. Lindsey is an exceptional woman and their love for each other must have helped so much.

The kids seem to appreciate the circumstances and know what a special guy their father was. 

Such love will help them in the future, that's for certain.

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gittinsfan

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15 minutes ago, Futtocks said:

Just finished on BBC1 and the last time, "Rob Burrow; over and out" pretty much did for me.

Same here,tears all the way and that last line opened the floodgates.

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gogledd

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A deserving tribute to a very special man.

I was in tears.

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Damien

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What an emotional watch and I defy anyone not to cry watching it. Such an amazing family and full of love and inspiration. An outstanding tribute from the BBC.

It certainly puts things into perspective and makes you thankful for what you've got.

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I wonder when and where the funeral be held ? It looks like there will be lots of mourners ,people from all walks of life .

 Soon we will be dancing the fandango
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