Ex-Leeds and England defender Norman Hunter dies aged 76 after testing positive for coronavirus
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukNorman Hunter the former Leeds and England defender has died after contracting coronavirus. The 76-year-old was being treated in hospital after being tested positive for Covid-19.
During a highly successful playing career her forged a reputation as a formidable centre back, earning the nickname "Bites Yer Legs" Hunter.
He made 540 appearances for the Elland Road club and won 28 caps for England. Leeds United said they were devastated by his death.
In statement today they added: "Norman was taken to hospital last week after being diagnosed with Covid-19 and despite continuing to battle and the best efforts of the NHS staff, he sadly lost his fight earlier this morning. "He leaves behind a huge hole in the Leeds United family, his legacy will
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