Most red cards in Premier League history

Eight:

Richard Dunne

Duncan Ferguson

Patrick Vieira

Seven:

Lee Cattermole

Vinnie Jones

Roy Keane

Alan Smith

Six:

Gareth Barry

Joey Barton

Luís Boa Morte

Nicky Butt

Andrew Cole

Steven Gerrard

John Hartson

Younes Kaboul

Martin Keown

Paul Konchesky

Franck Queudrue

John Terry

Nemanja Vidic

Top rated players First Division 1991/92

 

6,69 Steve Nicol (Liverpool)

6,64 Peter Beardsley (Everton)

6,62 Ray Houghton (Liverpool)

6,60 Darren Peacock (QPR)

6,58 Clive Wilson (QPR) 

6,56 Steve McManaman, Nicky Tanner (Liverpool), Andy Townsend (Chelsea) 

6,54 Craig Short (Notts County), Roy Keane (Nott'm Forest), Carlton Palmer (Sheff Weds) 

6,45 Robert Fleck (Norwich) 

6,42 Steve Bruce (Man United), John Gannon (Sheff United) 

Top rated Premier League players 2003/04

6,85 Thierry Henry (Arsenal)

6,78 Jonathan Woodgate (Newcastle), Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)

6,62 Patrick Vieira (Arsenal)

6,58 Roy Keane (Man United)

6,55 Dean Kiely (Charlton)

6,51 Frank Lampard (Chelsea)

6,47 Antti Niemi (Southampton)

6,46 Robert Pirès (Arsenal), Gaizka Mendieta (Middlesbrough), Muzzy Izzet (Leicester)

6,44 Paul Scholes (Man United)

6,36 Youri Djorkaeff (Bolton)

6,34 Alan Shearer (Newcastle)

6,32 Shaun Wright-Phillips (Man City)

6,30 Colin Cooper (Middlesbrough)

Memory Lane: European goalscorers in the 2002 World Cup.

Including qualifiers. In bold text, players scoring at least 4 goals in the finals.

11: Henrik Larsson (Sweden), Pauleta (Portugal)
10: Andriy Shevchenko (Ukraine), Marc Wilmots (Belgium)
9: Ebbe Sand (Denmark), Emmanuel Olisadebe (Poland)
8: Michael Ballack (Germany), Michael Owen (England), Vladimir Beschastnykh (Russia), Jon Dahl Tomasson (Denmark)
7: Miroslav Klose (Germany), Raúl (Spain), Nuno Gomes (Portugal), Kubilay Türkyilmaz (Switzerland), Savo Milošević (Yugoslavia), Filippo Inzaghi (Italy)
6: Hakan Şükür (Turkey), Michalis Konstantinou (Cyprus), Ruud van Nistelrooy (Holland), Luís Figo (Portugal), Alessandro Del Piero (Italy)
5: Fernando Hierro & Fernando Morientes (Spain), Alexander Frei (Switzerland), Mateja Kežman (Yugoslavia), Patrick Kluivert (Holland), Marcus Allbäck (Sweden), Dimitar Berbatov (Bulgaria), Pavel Nedvěd (Czech Republic), Raman Vasilyuk (Belarus), John Carew (Norway), Radosław Kałużny (Poland), Bosko Balaban  (Croatia)
4: Sérgio Conceição (Portugal), Christian Vieri (Italy), Aleksandr Iashvili (Georgia), Zlatko Zahovič (Slovenia), Yegor Titov (Russia), David Healy ( Northern Ireland), Dennis Rommedahl (Denmark), Anders Svensson (Sweden), John Hartson (Wales), Marcin Żewłakow (Poland), Andreas Herzog (Austria), Gaizka Mendieta (Spain), Mikael Forssell (Finland), David Beckham (England), Roy Keane & Robbie Keane (Ireland)