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Premier League Discipline 2014-15

Welcome to the the 2014-15 Premier League season! A season that was as much about discipline as it was about dazzling goals and dramatic saves. This was a year when the referees’ notebooks were as busy as the net, with yellow and red cards flying faster than a Wayne Rooney rocket shot. From the hard-tackling defenders to the fiery forwards, no one was safe from the referee’s watchful eye. We saw some of the most disciplined performances, and some that were… well, let’s just say they’d make a Sunday league hard man blush! So, whether you’re a fan of the beautiful game’s rougher side, or just love a good stat, our comprehensive review of the Premier League Discipline 2014-15 is just the ticket. We’ll take you through every caution, every sending off, and every moment of madness. So, strap in, football fans, because it’s about to get feisty!

PlayerTeamNumber
Kyle NaughtonTottenham2
Michael WilliamsonNewcastle2
Moussa SissokoNewcastle2
Paul KoncheskyLeicester2
Tom HuddlestoneHull2
AdriánWest Ham1
Angel RangelSwansea1
Antolín AlcarazEverton1
Ashley BarnesBurnley1
Branislav IvanovicChelsea1
Calum ChambersArsenal1
Carlos SánchezAston Villa1
César AzpilicuetaChelsea1
Cesc FàbregasChelsea1
Charlie AustinQPR1
Chris SmallingMan United1
Christian BentekeAston Villa1
Ciaran ClarkAston Villa1
Claudio YacobWest Brom1
Damien DelaneyCrystal Palace1
Daryl JanmaatNewcastle1
David MeylerHull1
Eliaquim MangalaMan City1
Emre CanLiverpool1
Fabian DelphAston Villa1
Fabio BoriniLiverpool1
Fabricio ColocciniNewcastle1
Federico FazioTottenham1
Gabriel AgbonlahorAston Villa1
Gareth BarryEverton1
Gareth McAuleyWest Brom1
Gastón RamírezHull1
Glenn MurrayCrystal Palace1
James ChesterHull1
James CollinsWest Ham1
James Ward-ProwseSouthampton1
Jason PuncheonCrystal Palace1
Joey BartonQPR1
Jonjo ShelveySwansea1
Kieran RichardsonAston Villa1
Liam BridcuttSunderland1
Lukasz FabianskiSwansea1
Luke ShawMan United1
Marc WilsonStoke1
Marouane FellainiMan United1
Matthew JamesLeicester1
Michael DuffBurnley1
Mile JedinakCrystal Palace1
Morgan SchneiderlinSouthampton1
Nedum OnuohaQPR1
Nemanja MaticChelsea1
Olivier GiroudArsenal1
Pablo ZabaletaMan City1
Ron VlaarAston Villa1
Ryan BertrandSouthampton1
Stephen QuinnHull1
Steven GerrardLiverpool1
Steven TaylorNewcastle1
Tyler BlackettMan United1
Vlad ChirichesTottenham1
Wayne RooneyMan United1
Wayne RoutledgeSwansea1
Wes BrownSunderland1
Wes MorganLeicester1
Wilfried BonySwansea1
Youssuf MulumbuWest Brom1
Total Red Cards 2014-1571

Overview of Premier League Discipline 2014-15

The 2014-15 Premier League season was a thrilling one, filled with intense matches, stunning goals, and, of course, a fair share of disciplinary actions. This page provides a comprehensive look at the red and yellow cards issued during this season, offering a unique perspective on the discipline aspect of the game.

Red Cards in the 2014-15 Season

The 2014-15 season saw a total of 71 red cards issued, involving 66 different players. This statistic highlights the competitive nature of the league, with players pushing the boundaries of the rules in their quest for victory. The red card, a symbol of serious foul play or misconduct, can drastically change the dynamics of a match, making it a crucial aspect to consider when analysing the season.

Yellow Cards in the 2014-15 Season

Yellow cards, given for less serious offences but still indicative of a breach of the rules, were far more common. The 2014-15 season saw a whopping 1361 yellow cards issued. This figure underscores the intensity and competitiveness of the Premier League, where every tackle and every decision can have significant consequences.

PlayerClubNationalityNumber
Lee CattermoleSunderland England14
Jack ColbackNewcastle United England12
Joey BartonQueens Park Rangers England11
Cesc FàbregasChelsea Spain11
Gareth BarryEverton England10
Craig GardnerWest Bromwich Albion England10
Branislav IvanovicChelsea Serbia10
Sebastian LarssonSunderland Sweden10
Jake LivermoreHull City England10
Ryan MasonTottenham Hotspur England10
Nemanja MaticChelsea Serbia10
Ben MeeBurnley England10
Winston ReidWest Ham United New Zealand10
Victor WanyamaSouthampton Kenya10
Neil TaylorSwansea City Wales9
Nabil BentalebTottenham Hotspur Algeria8
Muhamed BesicEverton Bosnia And Herzegovina8
Ciaran ClarkAston Villa Ireland8
Diego CostaChelsea Spain8
Karl HenryQueens Park Rangers England8
Alan HuttonAston Villa Scotland8
Steven NaismithEverton Scotland8
Erik PietersStoke City Netherlands8
Jonjo ShelveySwansea City England8
David SilvaManchester City Spain8
Martin SkrtelLiverpool Slovakia8
Connor WickhamSunderland/ England8

Club-wise Breakdown of Red and Yellow Cards

Looking at the disciplinary actions from a club perspective provides another interesting angle. The total number of red and yellow cards received by each club during the 2014-15 season gives us an insight into the discipline, or lack thereof, within each team. This can be a reflection of the team’s playing style, the manager’s tactics, or even the temperament of the players.

RED CARDSYELLOW CARDS
ClubNo.ClubNo.
Aston Villa7Sunderland94
Newcastle United7Stoke City82
Hull City6Tottenham Hotspur79
Manchester United5Manchester City77
Swansea City5Queens Park Rangers75
Chelsea4Hull City73
Crystal Palace4Chelsea73
Leicester City4Aston Villa70
Tottenham Hotspur4Arsenal68
Liverpool3Liverpool66
Queens Park Rangers3Everton66
Southampton3Newcastle United65
West Bromwich Albion3Burnley64
Arsenal2Manchester United64
Burnley2West Bromwich Albion64
Everton2West Ham United64
Manchester City2Crystal Palace63
Sunderland2Southampton57
West Ham United2Leicester City49
Stoke City1Swansea City48
Total Red Cards71Total Yellow Cards1361

Exploring these statistics further can reveal fascinating trends and patterns, offering a deeper understanding of the Premier League’s 2014-15 season. So, whether you’re a football enthusiast, a budding analyst, or just a curious fan, delving into these disciplinary statistics can provide a fresh perspective on the beautiful game.