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kev aims to run seven ultramarathons, one a day for seven days. the route is going to take him from murrayfield in edinburgh to melrose, newcastle, middlesbrough, york, leeds, bradford before he enters the field at old trafford during half time in the men s rugby league world cup final. doddie used to tease me all the time. kevin sinfield has run seven marathons in seven days, 101 miles in 24 hours. now, he is going to run seven ultramarathons in seven days and you ve done the square root of heave ho. thank you for coming out. thank you. so i was pretty much guilted into cycling alongside kevin for the first three or four days of his challenge. i think when we were planning the ultras, i d reached out and said, would you start us off?
hea heave-ho, heave-ho! there s an officer, you know, there with his gas mask. the guy grabs his mask, and he s trying to rip it his face mask off to see his face. he s telling him, tell me your name, motherfucker, tell me your name. you could hear the officer screaming back at him, stop, stop, what the fuck are you doing, stop it! he was being crushed. he was being hurt. you could see blood, you know,
i couldn t get on the radio because the radio traffic i ended up making a call. i was like, i need some people, we re going to lose this. you know. he said, hey, you just got to hold tight, we don t have anybody right now. independent not believe it. literally, they don t understand that we have 30 people here fighting thousands of people. i hang up the phone, hey, look, we ve got to hold to this a little longer, the cavalry s coming, a little longer. i had to lie to them because i didn t want them to feel as defeated as i did. i make my way in there slowly and i m trying not to be noticed too much. you were moving with the crowd whether you liked it or not. it was just so packed that you had no choice but to move with them. that s when they started doing heave-ho heave-ho! heave-ho, heave-ho, heave-ho,