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The former Manchester United midfielder headed a football around 140,000 times during his career. An inquest into his death heard he died with severe dementia, as well as chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), which has been linked to trauma from heading a ball.

Football has been accused of failing to "look after its ex-players" by the son of 1966 World Cup winner and Manchester United legend Nobby Stiles, who died in 2020

Australia 17-20 England (aet): Jonny Wilkinson drop goal clinches Webb Ellis Cup as England become first northern hemisphere nation to conquer rugby world. Alex Spink's match report from 22 November 2003

Manchester United and England legend Sir Bobby Charlton passed away on Saturday after a long battle with dementia - a condition which has become prevalent among former football players