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    Nobby Stiles Developed Dementia from Football Heading

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    Coroner findings reveal that Nobby Stiles, a 1966 England World Cup winner, developed dementia due to repeated heading of a football. Stiles, who died in 2020 at age 78, had headed the ball around 140,000 times. His brain analysis showed severe dementia linked to Alzheimer's and CTE. His family is advocating for better support for former players.
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