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Motor Neuron Disease

On a weekend of rugby league where we have seen Jai Arrow chalk up his 100th and last NRL match, and Craig Bellamy almost certainly coach his last game, Motor Neurone Disease (MND)is firmly on the mind of most rugby league fans, even though most people don’t really know much about the condition or understand what it is.

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