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You've got the gender the wrong way round. That was also my ex of many years ago. I don't owe him any loyalty.

There's a huge difference between being dirty and thuggery.

I know that team as I was living there at the time, married to a Leeds fan. We had a player called Richard Carpenter who broke a player's leg, which ended his career. It went to court when he was sued. I wouldn't call Chippy a thug.

You can hazard a guess but not find evidence. He played for England, as did Jack Charlton. They were hard but not thugs who ended careers.

Sure there have been punch ups but not thuggery. Trying to break someone's leg is thuggery.

The game hasn't changed that much. The OP is posting nonsense. I watched games in the 60s, & tackles were harder but there wasn't much thuggery, just an occasional player as is the case nowadays. I can remember the likes of Norman Hunter for Leeds, who would commit sliding tackles, but didn't...