A biography for Rob Burrowhasn’t been written yet.
“There are so many kind people and I have a great deal of love for them, it took me to get MND to see just how many wonderful people there are and how much people care.”
“The Marathon was one of the most important and special events I've done and meant so many things to so many people.”
“Be positive, never give in.”
“I've really enjoyed my career.”
“I would give anything to be able to kick a ball with my son or read the kids a bedtime story.”
“I intend to see my kids graduate and walk my girls down the aisle.”
“I absolutely hate sympathy and, while I appreciate the empathy people feel for me, I want to be as normal as possible.”
“I don't have a bucket list because I've had such a wonderful life.”
“I don't think you ever know your inner strength until you get told you are dying.”
“I was told throughout my career that I wouldn't be able to do things, but I never listened.”
“Rugby took me to Australia. I have travelled the world. If I went nowhere else, I'm full.”
“The stuff Lindsey does for me shows her true love. I hope she knows I'd do the same for her - even if I'd do a much worse job.”
“I know how much it means to the Cas players and fans to beat Leeds.”
“I've seen rugby league come together when one of their own is down. It is when the sport is at its best.”
“It's the small things and things that often we take for granted that having MND makes you appreciate.”
“My mind is so positive.”
“I'm not bothered about dying, I'm not scared of dying, but to not be able to watch my children grow up is the hardest thing.”
“There's not much pretty about MND.”
“I'm reluctant to get anything before I need it because once you're reliant, there is no turning back. If for example I got a stairlift, I would stop getting up the stairs with my wife's help.”
“I'm a big Michael Jackson fan and must have every song he's ever released. I don't know about his personality but his music is just brilliant.”