19-year-old midfielder, scores twice on his debut for Manchester United in their 2–1 win over Port Vale in the Football League Cup second round first leg at Vale Park. 28 January 1995: Phil Neville, 18-year-old defender, makes his debut for Manchester United in their 5–2 home win over Wrexham in the FA Cup fourth round. 8 March 1995: Emile Heskey, 17-year-old striker, makes his debut for Leicester City in their 2–0 defeat by QPR at Loftus Road in the Premier League. August 1994 Defender Mark Norman made his debut for Wycombe Wanderes only to end his career through injury soon after. CAP Retirements 21 September 1994: Gary Lineker, 33-year-old former England striker, announces his retirement from playing after two years in Japan with Grampus Eight, having previously played for Tottenham Hotspur, FC Barcelona, Everton and Leicester City. He is also England's second highest scorer of all time, having scored 48 times before his international retirement in 1992. 29 March 1995: Peter Reid, 38-year-old Bury midfielder and former England international, retires from playing after accepting an offer to manage Sunderland. 14 May 1995: Glenn Hoddle, 37-year-old Chelsea player-manager and former England midfielder, retires from playing. Top goalscorers Premier League Alan Shearer (Blackburn Rovers) – 34 goals Division One John Aldridge (Tranmere Rovers) – 24 goals Division Two Gary Bennett (Wrexham) – 29 goals Division Three Dougie Freedman (Barnet) – 24 goals English League Leading Goalscorers Deaths 5 August 1994 – Terry Hibbitt, 46, who died of cancer, started his career at Leeds United under Don Revie in 1963 and made 63 league appearances, scoring 11 goals, before his transfer to Newcastle United in 1971, being in their midfield for the 1974 FA Cup final defeat to Liverpool. Signed for Birmingham City in 1975 before returning to Newcastle in 1978 and staying on Tyneside until 1981, when he ended a professional career which had spanned 18 years and 401 league games. Remained active at non-league level with Gateshead until 1986, briefly managing the club. 23 August 1994 – Joe Loughran, 79, played 268 league games at centre-half between 1933 and 1953 for Birmingham City, Luton Town, Burnley and finally Southend United, his career being disrupted by World War II. 3 September 1994 – Billy Wright, 70, captain of Wolverhampton Wanderers and England during the 1950s. At club level won three league championships and one F.A Cup. Was Arsenal manager from 1962 to