The Extra Mile: The Inspirational Number One Bestseller

A superb and enjoyable autobiography of Kevin Sinfield. He's had an amazing career as a rugby player and coach but, he's done so much for MND due to his friend, Rob Burrow. Kevin is truly a legend among men, a true friend and remarkable man.

What a truly inspirational and great guy he is!! Sensitive, loyal, intelligent and deeply loving of friends, family and colleagues, Sir Kev lays it all bare and puts it all on the line for a great man and legendary sportsman and for a truly great cause.He's done so much for MND and raised such an enormous public profile for this horrible killer disease. He also made extra sure that the legend of Rob Burrow will Iive long in everyone's memory - and so it should!This is a glorious book that everyone who reads it will take something deep and meaningful from - something to treasure for all of and for the rest of your life.It really is that good.Humbling, extraordinary and just superhumanly good.Bless you Kevin for the man you are, for the sportsman you've been and for the friend you have always proven to be.A proper and official knighthood is nothing less than you deserve ...

What can you say about this book, the people in it, the team work along with professionalusm with lots of love and care, you are an amazing human being, there needs to be more Kevin Sinfields in this world ......it would be a better place to live!

Truly sorry when I finished this book, like a great film you wish it would never end.Sinfield pushed himself again and again to fulfil his ambition to raise money for a great cause and did so much to help sufferers like Rob Burrow. It's a great read and a great teacher about achieving your own ambitions.

Am amazing read - friendship and family at the very core of Kevin’s life - thank you for the privilege of reading thus book

What a man, so humble but an outstanding example of how to be a better person. SirKev should run the country.

A great insight into his career and the wonderful human kindness he showed to his friend Rob Burrows and what he has done for MND. An excellent book.

I'm not really that clued up on Rugby League so the section referencing players and coaches was, for me, a bit heavy going.That aside it was an inspirational read.For me it was at times very hard to read, not because of the story but because I had a very dear friend who also had an illness which basically slowly destroyed him and took away all his independence but left his mind totally lucid. I was fortunate enough to work near the hospital where he spent his last few months in intensive care, and visited most lunchtimes. I actually had people ask why I bothered when he couldn't speak!