Prince William and Kevin Sinfield lead tributes to rugby legend Rob Burrow

The Prince of Wales and Kevin Sinfield paid tribute to rugby league legend Rob Burrow after he passed away at 41. Rob Burrow was known for his courage and determination, both on and off the field. He bravely shared his personal story and inspired others to live life fully despite challenges. Thanks to Rob's efforts, £5.8m was raised to build a special center for people with MND. The Leeds Hospitals Charity mentioned that the center was a tribute to Rob's life and dedication. They still need to raise £1m, but they are confident that the community will support this cause. The fundraising director, Paul Watkins, confirmed that work on the center would start soon. The new center, named after Rob Burrow, is a testament to his legacy and the impact he had on Rugby League and the city of Leeds. Rob Burrow was a true inspiration and advocate for people with MND. He used his platform to raise awareness about the disease and support the MND Association. Despite his battle with MND, Rob's performances on the field had already secured his place as a legendary figure in rugby league. Looking back at Rob Burrow's life, he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019 and passed away at the age of 41. His legacy of courage, bravery, and dignity will always be remembered in the world of rugby league and beyond.