is and what a harsh disease it is. kevin, kevin, kevin! 0n the home straight to 0tterburn at long last, and the most enthusiastic crowd of the day has to go to the children from the local primary school. hooray! car horns beep. 280 miles in a week. what would that be like? that s like my mum and me driving to blackpool or something. well, it gives you exercise. but you d get very exhausted quickly. he needs to eat about three or four times the normal amount of food. what would that be like? well, you wouldn t really be full because you would keep on burning the fat off. and is this a blessing or a curse? after 38 miles, to bejoined by former world record holder and 0lympian steve cram. you know, absolutely made up to have steve with us. he s a hero of mine and an absolute legend. yeah, i think itjust shows
motor neurone disease, inspired by his former team mate and deep friend rob burrow. he started at murrayfield in edinburgh on sunday and throughout this week, he ll pass through chester le street, york and bradford before finishing on the pitch at old trafford at half time in the men s rugby league world cup final on saturday. the timings of that are going to have to be very precise. this morning, he s setting off on his latest leg from 0tterburn. john maguire is with him. and all the team, and i can see kevin behind you, good morning. 6ood kevin behind you, good morning. good morning. we literally dragged every body out of bed. 6ood good morning. we literally dragged every body out of bed. good morning, 0tterbein. every body out of bed. good morning, otterbein. ,., ., every body out of bed. good morning, otterbein. ., every body out of bed. good morning, otterbein. that - every body out of bed. good morning, otterbein. that might| otterbein. good morning! that might be one of the