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It's difficult to do.

And again, the Leeds Rhinos one, I don't think it's fantastic.

I think it's fine.

There's only so much you're ever going to be able to say.

He's a knight of the realm himself.

And we are here to celebrate a rugby league legend, former England captain, an ace in Steve Borthwick's coaching pack, and a man whose achievements span far, far beyond the pitch because since his close friend and former Leeds Rhinos teammate Rob Burrow was diagnosed with MND in 2019, he has raised a staggering total of more than 13 million for MND charities through a series of extraordinary running challenges.

After seven years, over 1,000 miles, and more than 70 cities and towns visited, He's completed his latest 7 in 7 challenge, seven ultramarathons in seven days across the country.

And along the way, he's helped shine an enormous light on MND.

You have been Sir Kev for quite a few...

Who was it who originally christened

you Sir Kev? I was when I was a player back at the Rhinos.

I couldn't tell you who.

So, hey, mate, so in relation to your career, you had a bit of a jump around.

You ended up back at North Queensland and then down to the, down to the Penny Panthers and had a fantastic stint with the Panthers before heading overseas to the UK and up to North England in one of the great traditional rugby league heartlands and clubs, Leeds Rhinos.

So what was it like for you growing up in North Queensland, being born in PNG to suddenly end up living in the north of England in the wet and the rain and the cold?

Um, look, being born in Papua New Guinea and like, I was born in Papua, like Garoka.

I'm pretty sure the kit launch, probably the home kit first and foremost, will not be far away.

Obviously, two Oxen teams in the Leeds Rhinos and the Hull KR have already released home kits a good few weeks ago.

Now, Hull KR are on with their away kit.

That has been released yesterday as I was recording this.

Fair enough.

Leeds Rhinos, Fergus McCormack, extending his contract for another three years.

Banging the

hanging.

I felt he was apt, don't get me wrong, there was other players, Paul Vaughan had a great season, Paul McShane did, Xavier VAR I felt was really good value.

But I think Cody Hunter, and we did again, a profile on him, really picking out his game.

This is a player for me, and those members who have watched the player profile will agree, This is a player that I think potentially will not look out of place in a Leeds Rhinos, a Warrington Wolves, a Lee Leopards.

Teams at the moment are at that top end of the spectrum in Super League.