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English Premier League - Player Discipline - 2009/2010

Division | Top Scorers | Top Assists | Player Discipline | Fairplay | Attendance | Actim Index
Season: 2005/06 | 2006/07 | 2007/08 | 2008/09 | 2009/10
February 9, 2010
RankPlayerTeamYellowRedPoints
1 Javier Mascherano Liverpool 6 2 10
2 Hendry Thomas Wigan Athletic 7 1 9
Lorik Cana Sunderland 7 1 9
4 Michael Turner Sunderland 6 1 8
Paul Scholes Manchester United 6 1 8
Kevin Davies Bolton Wanderers 8 0 8
Scott Parker West Ham United 6 1 8
8 Stephen Carr Birmingham 7 0 7
Wilson Palacios Tottenham Hotspur 7 0 7
Ryan Shawcross Stoke City 7 0 7
Lee Cattermole Sunderland 5 1 7
Fabrice Muamba Bolton Wanderers 7 0 7
Barry Ferguson Birmingham 5 1 7
Pablo Zabaleta Manchester City 5 1 7
Kevin-Prince Boateng Portsmouth 7 0 7
Alexandre Song Billong Arsenal 7 0 7
Phillip Bardsley Sunderland 7 0 7
Jamie Carragher Liverpool 5 1 7
19 Lucas Liverpool 6 0 6
Radoslav Kovac West Ham United 4 1 6
Marouane Fellaini Everton 6 0 6
Richard Stearman Wolverhampton Wanderers 4 1 6
Jamie O'Hara Portsmouth 6 0 6
Mark Noble West Ham United 4 1 6
Carlos Jimenez Cuellar Aston Villa 4 1 6
Kieran Richardson Sunderland 4 1 6
Aaron Mokoena Portsmouth 6 0 6
Steven Pienaar Everton 4 1 6
Didier Drogba Chelsea 6 0 6
Salif Diao Stoke City 6 0 6
Bernard Mendy Hull City 4 1 6
Johnny Heitinga Everton 6 0 6
Jlloyd Samuel Bolton Wanderers 4 1 6
Dean Whitehead Stoke City 6 0 6
Andy Dawson Hull City 6 0 6
Jermaine Jenas Tottenham Hotspur 6 0 6
Ricardo Fuller Stoke City 6 0 6
Stiliyan Petrov Aston Villa 6 0 6
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