In the 1974 – 75 season , Hankin missed only five matches in the First Division , and scored 14 goals . A match against Leeds United in September 1974 was particularly eventful . With the scores tied , Hankin was fouled while jumping to head a crossed ball and Leighton James converted the resulting penalty for what proved to be the winning goal . Hankin himself did not see out the win . He and Leeds defender Gordon McQueen had both already been booked when Hankin took hold of his opponent 's shirt " like a page boy clutching a bride 's train " ; McQueen turned round and hit him , and both were sent off . Hankin 's football was not restricted to his club . In October , while still only 18 , he was included in the England under-23 squad for a European Championship qualifier against Czechoslovakia . England won 3 – 0 , and Hankin made his debut as a substitute . He made two more appearances for the under-23s that season , both in friendlies . He was also a member of Don Revie 's All Stars XI that played a charity match against a West Midlands XI managed by Joe Mercer in aid of those affected by the Birmingham pub bombings
Birmingham pub bombings
Birmingham pub bombings
Ray Hankin