RUGBY league hero Kevin Sinfield cares so much about people with motor neuron disease, he once had tears in his eyes as he met them.
This is according to former footballer Marcus Stewart, who also has MND.
Kevin, 44, set off on his second of seven ultramarathons to raise funds for charities in support of the MND community. Yesterday he ran more than 60km (37 miles) between Gloucester's Kingsholm Stadium and Bristol's Ashton Gate.
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