Deletion of List of Arsenal red cards under Arsène Wenger

Comment: per  and 
Stance: delete
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Comment: naturally, although I admit the list is more slanted to Wenger's first period at Arsenal (42 red cards in five-and-a-half years). For me it's notable when the club chairman criticised the record in public, and a leading football correspondent called it appalling. This doesn't have to be a negative connotation of Wenger's management style, as his teams behaviour have improved, they have won numerous Fair Play awards and a high proportion of the cards issued were not acts of malice, but provocation. The introduction attempts to highlight this. But the high number of red cards are an anomaly for a manager who sets up teams to play intricate football. It was the subject of discussion almost every week in the English press, and Arsenal's 12 red cards in 2001–02 http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/apr/23/the-knowledge-most-red-cards-team-season set the bar in the English division. Again this list is not something pulled out of thin air – there are incarnations of the tally on t'internet. Plus I see how this fails 
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Listcruft (WP:LISTCRUFT)

Comment: but move to '''List of Arsenal F.C. red cards in the Premier League''' or other manager-neutral name. The list is well referenced, and a number of claims regarding Arsenal's red card record, indicates criterias for |general notability is met. List of international goals scored by Wayne Rooney is comarable, where not a single goal is notable at it's own. The only thing I think is missing in the article, is a good reference confirming all the red cards in a given period is included in the list
Stance: keep
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Comment: as pure 
Stance: delete
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Comment: I would prefer if the article did not focus on one particular manager because this could lead to a dangerous precedent being set. For example, we could end up seeing articles like "List of Liverpool red cards under Brendan Rodgers" and it could get out of hand. I feel that the references used mean that this passes  and I don't think it's necessarily a big issue if none of the sources themselves list all of the red cards. For example, how many sources in the Rooney international goals article listed all of Rooney's goals
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: Seems to be a  for criticism of Wenger
Stance: delete
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Comment: I agree with nominator's opinion that it fails  and . This appears to also be a  article and is hardly of encyclopedic notability. —&nbsp
Stance: delete
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