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Its in Solidarity for charity initiated by Rugby league player Andy Johnson who's son Jack is suffering from Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The fingers linking together are to symbolise two J's (Jack Johnson). Not only rugby league players are supporting it, as shown by Scottish Rugby Union player Sean lamont after scoring try against Italy.
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