22 red cards: Sergio Ramos tops list of Spanish football's bad boys
A pictorial review of LaLiga's hard men, a list topped by Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos who received his 22nd early bath on Sunday.
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Sergio Ramos (22 reds) His straight red card for a two footed lunge on Leo Messi during Sunday's El Clasico, saw the Camas born defender earn his 22nd red.
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Top 10: LaLiga's bad boys
Pablo Alfaro (18 reds) An idol for the Sevilla faithful. “Doctor” Alfaro played in the top flight for 15 seasons and currently manages Mirandés.
Top 10: LaLiga's bad boys
Xavi Aguado (18 reds) A “one club man” with Real Zaragoza and was given his marching orders on 18 occasions in his 12 seasons with the Aragon based side.
Top 10: LaLiga's bad boys
Juanito Rodríguez (17 reds) A journey-man player who fouled consistently wherever he went, collecting a total of 17 red cards during his spells with Las Palmas, Zaragoza, Atlético, Sevilla and Mérida.
Top 10: LaLiga's bad boys
Patxi Salinas (15 reds) 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.
Top 10: LaLiga's bad boys
Albert Lopo (14 reds) Sticking with the theme of hard-hitting central defenders, the still active former Deportivo de la Coruña centre received his marching orders 14 times.
Top 10: LaLiga's bad boys
Fernando Hierro (14 reds) Feisty challenges were too tempting to turn down for Real Madrid's former captain and current boss at Real Oviedo.
Top 10: LaLiga's bad boys
Santi Denia (14 reds) Atlético Madrid had to make do with ten men on 14 occasions because Denia's antics.
Top 10: LaLiga's bad boys
Carlos Marchena (13 reds) The former Valencia and Villarreal defender was partial to an early shower, amassing a total of 13 of them in the Spanish top flight.
