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Australian A-League - Player Discipline - 2007 A-League

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February 11, 2008
RankPlayerTeamYellowRedPoints
1 Sasho Petrovski Central Coast Mariners 7 1 9
2 Tony Vidmar Central Coast Mariners 4 2 8
Ufuk Talay Sydney FC 8 0 8
4 Adam Griffiths Newcastle Jets 7 0 7
Daniel Wellington Phoenix FC 7 0 7
Danny Tiatto Brisbane Roar 5 1 7
Craig Moore Brisbane Roar 5 1 7
Mile Jedinak Central Coast Mariners 5 1 7
Ruben Zadkovich Sydney FC 5 1 7
Kevin Muscat Melbourne Victory 5 1 7
John Hutchinson Central Coast Mariners 7 0 7
12 Steve Pantelidis Melbourne Victory 4 1 6
Andrew Packer Brisbane Roar 4 1 6
Josh McCloughan Brisbane Roar 6 0 6
Karl Dodd Wellington Phoenix FC 6 0 6
Dean Heffernan Central Coast Mariners 6 0 6
Robert Cornthwaite Adelaide United 4 1 6
18 Ahmad Elrich Wellington Phoenix FC 3 1 5
Carlos Hernandez Melbourne Victory 5 0 5
Joseph Keenan Melbourne Victory 3 1 5
Cassio Adelaide United 5 0 5
Tony Popovic Sydney FC 3 1 5
Tim Brown Wellington Phoenix FC 5 0 5
Joel Griffiths Newcastle Jets 5 0 5
Grant Brebner Melbourne Victory 5 0 5
Rodrigo Vargas Melbourne Victory 3 1 5
Stuart McLaren Brisbane Roar 3 1 5
Vince Lia Wellington Phoenix FC 5 0 5
Robbie Middleby Sydney FC 3 1 5
Andrew Clark Central Coast Mariners 5 0 5
Matt Thompson Newcastle Jets 5 0 5
Andrew Durante Newcastle Jets 5 0 5
Jamie Harnwell Perth Glory 3 1 5
Ross Aloisi Wellington Phoenix FC 3 1 5
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