Sinfield bid to sell 7,777 pairs of socks for MND
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Kevin Sinfield is launching a 'Sock It To MND' campaign to sell 7,777 pairs of limited-edition sports socks, with all profits going to motor neurone disease charities. The effort coincides with his seventh and final challenge: running an ultra-marathon every day for seven consecutive days starting 27 September, visiting all 12 English Super League grounds between Hull and Manchester. Since his former teammate Rob Burrow's MND diagnosis in 2019, Sinfield has raised more than £11 million for MND causes.
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