Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of Arsenal red cards under Arsène Wenger
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 
— User:Lemonade51, 11:48, 13 September 2015 (UTC)
Stance: keep
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