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Premier League Discipline 1995-96

Dive into the 1995-96 Premier League season's discipline stats, from yellow and red cards to the most booked players and teams. Relive gritty tackles, fiery.

Welcome to the the 1995-96 Premier League season – a time when the beautiful game was as much about grit and determination as it was about skill and finesse. This was a season that saw the birth of new rivalries, the rise of legendary players, and a level of discipline that would make a drill sergeant blush! From the tough-tackling defenders to the fiery-tempered forwards, the 1995-96 season was a masterclass in how to walk the disciplinary tightrope. It was a time when red and yellow cards were as much a part of the game as the ball itself. So, buckle up as we take a trip down memory lane, revisiting the heroes and villains of this unforgettable season. We’ll delve into the most disciplined teams, the players who spent more time in the referee’s book than on the pitch, and the matches that tested the limits of the laws of the game. Whether you’re a die-hard football fan or a casual observer, our deep dive into the Premier League Discipline 1995-96 season promises to be a rollercoaster ride of footballing nostalgia. Let’s get started!

PLAYERTEAMNo.PLAYERTEAMNo.
Vinnie JonesWimbledon3Dean HoldsworthWimbledon1
Roy KeaneMan Utd2Barry HorneEverton1
Tony AdamsArsenal1Mark HughesChelsea1
Mark AtkinsBlackburn1Andrew ImpeyQPR1
David BardsleyQPR1Gary KellyLeeds United1
Mark BeeneyLeeds United1Matt Le TissierSouthampton1
John BeresfordNewcastle1Jason LeeNottm Forest1
Henning BergBlackburn1Steve LomasManchester City1
Gudni BergssonBolton1Billy McKinlayBlackburn1
Marco BoogersWest Ham Utd1Ludek MikloskoWest Ham Utd1
Steve BouldArsenal1Alan MooreMiddlesbrough1
Ian BrightwellManchester City1Mark PattersonBolton1
Michael BrownManchester City1John PembertonLeeds United1
Nicky ButtMan Utd1Steve PottsWest Ham Utd1
Lee ChapmanLeeds United1Karl ReadyQPR1
Steve ChettleNottm Forest1Kevin RichardsonCoventry City1
Daniele DichioQPR1Richard ShawCoventry City1
Julian DicksWest Ham Utd1Frank SinclairChelsea1
Robbie EarleWimbledon1Richard SneekesBolton1
Richard EdghillManchester City1Nigel SpackmanChelsea1
Scott B FitzgeraldWimbledon1Nicky SummerbeeManchester City1
Garry FlitcroftBlackburn1Andy TownsendAston Villa1
Tim FlowersBlackburn1David UnsworthEverton1
Michael FrontzeckManchester City1Dave WatsonEverton1
Mick HarfordWimbledon1Gordon WatsonSouthampton1
Paul HealdWimbledon1Phil WhelanMiddlesbrough1
Lee HendrieAston Villa1Derek WhyteMiddlesbrough1
David HirstSheffield Wed1Paul WilliamsCoventry City1
Total Red Cards Season 1995-9659
RED CARDSYELLOW CARDS
ClubNo.ClubNo.
Wimbledon8Chelsea34
Manchester City6Middlesbrough31
Blackburn Rovers5Manchester City26
Leeds United4Queens Park R25
Queens Park R4Blackburn Rovers24
West Ham United4Arsenal22
Bolton Wanderers3West Ham United22
Chelsea3Wimbledon21
Coventry City3Coventry City20
Everton3Leeds United20
Man Utd3Southampton20
Middlesbrough3Bolton Wanderers18
Arsenal2Tottenham18
Aston Villa2Man Utd16
Nottingham Forest2Nottingham Forest14
Southampton2Everton12
Newcastle1Liverpool12
Sheffield Wed1Aston Villa11
Liverpool0Newcastle9
Tottenham0Sheffield Wed8
Total59Total383

PLAYERTEAMNo.PLAYERTEAMNo.
Iain DowieSouthampton9John FashanuWimbledon2
Vinnie JonesWimbledon9Darren FergusonMan Utd2
Brian McAllisterWimbledon8Robert FleckChelsea2
Jamie PollockMiddlesbrough8Craig FlemingOldham2
Neil RuddockTottenham8Curtis FlemingMiddlesbrough2
Lawrie SanchezWimbledon8Kevin GageSheffield Utd2
Dennis WiseChelsea8Kevin GallacherBlackburn2
Les FerdinandQPR7Perry GrovesSouthampton2
Mark HughesMan Utd7Charlie HartfieldSheffield Utd2
Richard JobsonOldham7John HendrieMiddlesbrough2
Roy KeaneNottm Forest7David HirstSheffield Wed2
Steve McMahonManchester City7Dean HoldsworthWimbledon2
Andy PeakeMiddlesbrough7Ian HollowayQPR2
Fitzroy SimpsonManchester City7Lee HurstCoventry City2
Shaun TealeAston Villa7David JamesLiverpool2
Eric YoungCrystal Palace7Gavin JohnsonIpswich Town2
Gary AblettEverton6Chris KamaraMiddlesbrough2
Carl BradshawSheffield Utd6Michael LakeSheffield Utd2
Steve BruceMan Utd6Graeme Le SauxBlackburn2
Brian DeaneSheffield Utd6Nigel MartynCrystal Palace2
Gareth HallChelsea6Gary MegsonNorwich City2
Colin HendryBlackburn6Paul MersonArsenal2
Terry HurlockSouthampton6Simon MiltonIpswich Town2
David MayBlackburn6Mike NewellBlackburn2
Robert RosarioNottm Forest6Robert NewmanNorwich City2
Ian SnodinEverton6Jon NewsomeLeeds United2
Carl TilerNottm Forest6Ian OlneyOldham2
Phil WhelanIpswich Town6Torben PiechnikLiverpool2
Chris WhyteLeeds United6John PolstonNorwich City2
Mickey AdamsSouthampton5Niall QuinnManchester City2
Dean AustinTottenham5Bryan RobsonMan Utd2
David BattyLeeds United5Paul RogersSheffield Utd2
Francis BenaliSouthampton5Dean SaundersAston Villa2
Steve BouldArsenal5John ScalesWimbledon2
Eric CantonaMan Utd5Steve SedgleyTottenham2
Keith CurleManchester City5Ian SelleyArsenal2
Jeremy GossNorwich City5John SheridanSheffield Wed2
Mick HarfordChelsea5Lee SinnottCrystal Palace2
Glyn HodgesSheffield Utd5Andy SintonQPR2
John JensenArsenal5Steve StauntonAston Villa2
Matt Le TissierSouthampton5Simon StewartSheffield Wed2
Alan McDonaldQPR5Mark WardEverton2
Nicky MohanMiddlesbrough5John WarkIpswich Town2
Darren PeacockQPR5Roy WegerleCoventry City2
Terry PhelanManchester City5Jason WilcoxBlackburn2
Mick QuinnCoventry City5Ray WilkinsQPR2
Vincent SamwaysTottenham5Ian WoanNottm Forest2
Frank SinclairChelsea5Bradley AllenQPR1
Chris SuttonNorwich City5Patrik AnderssonBlackburn1
Andy ThornCrystal Palace5Steve AnthrobusWimbledon1
John WilliamsCoventry City5Mark AtkinsBlackburn1
Ian WrightArsenal5Dalian AtkinsonAston Villa1
Tony AdamsArsenal4Phil BabbCoventry City1
Paul BeesleySheffield Utd4Gary BannisterNottm Forest1
David BurrowsLiverpool4Andy BarlowOldham1
Lee DixonArsenal4Dave BeasantChelsea1
Gerry DobbsWimbledon4Darren BeckfordOldham1
Robbie EarleWimbledon4Stig Inge BjornebyeLiverpool1
Richard HallSouthampton4Brian BorrowsCoventry City1
Don HutchisonLiverpool4Vlado BozinoskiIpswich Town1
Paul InceMan Utd4Ian ButterworthNorwich City1
Brian LawsNottm Forest4Franz CarrSheffield Utd1
David LinighanIpswich Town4Andy ClarkeWimbledon1
Adrian LittlejohnSheffield Utd4Chris ColemanCrystal Palace1
Eddie McGoldrickCrystal Palace4Tom CowanSheffield Utd1
Lloyd McGrathCoventry City4Gordon CowansBlackburn1
Ken MonkouSouthampton4Neil CoxAston Villa1
Kevin MoranBlackburn4Ian CulverhouseNorwich City1
Gary PallisterMan Utd4Jason CundyTottenham1
Carlton PalmerSheffield Wed4Jason DoddSouthampton1
Andy PearceCoventry City4Tony DorigoLeeds United1
John PembertonSheffield Utd4Dion DublinMan Utd1
Ian RushLiverpool4Paul ElliottChelsea1
Tim SherwoodBlackburn4Willie FalconerMiddlesbrough1
Michel VonkManchester City4Scott B FitzgeraldWimbledon1
Rod WallaceLeeds United4Tim FlowersSouthampton1
Mark WaltersLiverpool4Scot GemmillNottm Forest1
Dave WatsonEverton4Terry GibsonWimbledon1
Eddie YoudsIpswich Town4Ryan GiggsMan Utd1
Viv AndersonSheffield Wed3Bryan GunnNorwich City1
Chris ArmstrongCrystal Palace3John HarkesSheffield Wed1
Peter AthertonCoventry City3David HillierArsenal1
David BardsleyQPR3Steve HodgeLeeds United1
David BarnesSheffield Utd3Ray HoughtonAston Villa1
Earl BarrettAston Villa3David HowellsTottenham1
Mark BrennanOldham3John HumphreyCrystal Palace1
Mark BrightSheffield Wed3Andrew ImpeyQPR1
Tony CotteeEverton3Erland JohnsenChelsea1
Jason DozzellIpswich Town3Ryan JonesSheffield Wed1
Gordon DurieTottenham3Rob JonesLiverpool1
Gary ElkinsWimbledon3Roger JosephWimbledon1
Garry FlitcroftManchester City3Graham KavanaghMiddlesbrough1
Brian GayleSheffield Utd3Billy KennyEverton1
Jon GittensMiddlesbrough3Martin KeownArsenal1
Andy GrayTottenham3Alan KernaghanMiddlesbrough1
Gunnar HalleOldham3Phil KingSheffield Wed1
Nick HenryOldham3David LeeChelsea1
Rick HoldenManchester City3Anders LimparArsenal1
Barry HorneEverton3John LukicLeeds United1
Graham HydeSheffield Wed3Danny MaddixQPR1

Premier League Discipline 1995-96

The 1995-96 Premier League season was a thrilling one, filled with spectacular goals, nail-biting finishes, and of course, a fair share of disciplinary actions. This page is dedicated to all the red and yellow cards issued during that season, arranged by football players and clubs. The statistics are correct up to the end of the season on 5th May 1996.

Red Cards of the Season

The 1995-96 season saw a total of 59 red cards issued to 54 players. This was a season where tempers flared and passions ran high, leading to some players being sent off the pitch. The red card, a symbol of a serious offense, was brandished more than a few times, adding a dramatic twist to many matches.

Yellow Cards of the Season

Yellow cards, a warning for players who stepped out of line, were also a common sight during the 1995-96 season. A whopping 383 yellow cards were issued to 196 players. These cards served as a stern reminder for players to keep their conduct in check, adding an extra layer of tension to the games.

Red and Yellow Cards Combined

When we combine the red and yellow cards, the 1995-96 season was indeed a heated one. The referees had their hands full trying to maintain discipline on the pitch. The cards not only impacted the outcome of the matches but also added a dash of drama and suspense to the season.

For those who love statistics and trivia, this page is a treasure trove. It provides a detailed account of the disciplinary actions during the 1995-96 Premier League season. So, whether you’re a football enthusiast or a trivia buff, there’s something here for you. Dive in and explore the disciplinary side of the beautiful game!

Remember, football is not just about the goals and the victories. It’s also about the discipline, the conduct, and the respect for the rules of the game. So, let’s take a trip down memory lane and revisit the disciplinary actions of the 1995-96 Premier League season.

Martin Graham

About the author:

Martin Graham is a football journalist and writer with extensive experience covering the world's most popular sport. He specialises in football news, match analysis, player features and historical football content, with a particular interest in international tournaments and the game's biggest stories. His writing combines detailed research with a clear, engaging style, making complex football topics accessible to a wide…

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