Coroner Finds Heading Footballs Caused Nobby Stiles' Brain Disease

A coroner has ruled that repeated heading of footballs caused the brain disease that contributed to Nobby Stiles' death from Alzheimer's and severe dementia. Stiles, a 1966 World Cup winner and former Manchester United player, headed the ball approximately 140,000 times in his career. His family highlighted the lack of industry support and warned that his case could be the first of many related to head injuries in football.

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