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The 10 most frequently sent off players in the history of LaLiga

Before becoming the Tinkerman we all know and love today, the Spurs manager was a bit of a hatchet man. During his time with Espanyol he picked up 13 red cards.
The former Valencia and Villarreal defender was partial to an early shower, amassing a total of 13 of them in the Spanish top flight.
Atlético Madrid had to make do with ten men on 14 occasions because of Santi Denia.
Tasty challenges were too tempting to turn down for Real Madrid's former captain. 14 red cards stain an otherwise spotless career.
Sticking with the theme of hard-hitting central defenders, the former Deportivo La Coruña centre-half has also received his marching orders 14 times.
And yet another defender on the list. The Athletic Club and Celta Vigo man was prematurely shown his way to the tunnel 15 times during his playing career.
A journey man footballer who fouled consistently wherever he went, collecting a total of 17 red cards during his spells with Las Palmas, Zaragoza, Atlético, Sevilla and Mérida.
Real Madrid's current captain is not the type to do things by halves, as his 18 red cards indicate.
The legendary Real Zaragoza captain's bite was worse than his bark. 18 red cards.
Alfaro turned out for Zaragoza, Barcelona, Racing, Atlético and Mérida, but is best known for his time with Sevilla. He was sent off 18 times.
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Pochettino

Before becoming the Tinkerman we all know and love today, the Spurs manager was a bit of a hatchet man. During his time with Espanyol he picked up 13 red cards.

Marchena

The former Valencia and Villarreal defender was partial to an early shower, amassing a total of 13 of them in the Spanish top flight.

Santi Denia

Atlético Madrid had to make do with ten men on 14 occasions because of Santi Denia.

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Fernando Hierro

Tasty challenges were too tempting to turn down for Real Madrid's former captain. 14 red cards stain an otherwise spotless career.

Alberto Lopo

Sticking with the theme of hard-hitting central defenders, the former Deportivo La Coruña centre-half has also received his marching orders 14 times.

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Patxi Salinas

And yet another defender on the list. The Athletic Club and Celta Vigo man was prematurely shown his way to the tunnel 15 times during his playing career.

Juanito Rodríguez

A journey man footballer who fouled consistently wherever he went, collecting a total of 17 red cards during his spells with Las Palmas, Zaragoza, Atlético, Sevilla and Mérida.

Sergio Ramos

Real Madrid's current captain is not the type to do things by halves, as his 18 red cards indicate.

Xavi Aguado

The legendary Real Zaragoza captain's bite was worse than his bark. 18 red cards.

Pablo Alfaro

Alfaro turned out for Zaragoza, Barcelona, Racing, Atlético and Mérida, but is best known for his time with Sevilla. He was sent off 18 times.

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