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The 'dirtiest' Championship teams - where do Luton Town, Car

Thu Jul 30, 2020 12:32 pm

The 'dirtiest' Championship teams - where do Luton Town, Cardiff City and Millwall rank?

How ‘dirty’ are Luton Town? It’s probably a question you’ve never asked.


Thursday 30th July 2020


The 'dirtiest' Championship teams - based on their 2019-20 disciplinary record.

However, courtesy of data from the FA Website, we've looked into every Championship clubs' disciplinary record in 2019-20 to determine the ‘dirtiest’ teams.

Here's how it works: caution = 4 points, denial of a goalscoring opportunity or dismissal for 2 cautions = 10 pts and violent conduct, serious foul play, spitting or offensive and abusive language = 12 pts.

1. Charlton Athletic - 408 disciplinary points

102 yellows | 0 reds




102 yellows | 0 reds
2. Wigan Athletic - 404 disciplinary points

85 yellows | 6 reds

85 yellows | 6 reds
3. Derby County - 390 disciplinary points

83 yellows | 6 reds

83 yellows | 6 reds
4. Barnsley - 388 disciplinary points

94 yellows | 1 red



However, courtesy of data from the FA Website, we've looked into every Championship clubs' disciplinary record in 2019-20 to determine the ‘dirtiest’ teams.

Here's how it works: caution = 4 points, denial of a goalscoring opportunity or dismissal for 2 cautions = 10 pts and violent conduct, serious foul play, spitting or offensive and abusive language = 12 pts.

5. Fulham - 376 disciplinary points

81 yellows | 5 reds



6. Sheffield Wednesday - 374 disciplinary points

83 yellows | 5 reds




7. West Brom - 374 disciplinary points

85 yellows | 3 reds




8. Birmingham City - 366 disciplinary points

86 points | 2 reds





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However, courtesy of data from the FA Website, we've looked into every Championship clubs' disciplinary record in 2019-20 to determine the ‘dirtiest’ teams.

Here's how it works: caution = 4 points, denial of a goalscoring opportunity or dismissal for 2 cautions = 10 pts and violent conduct, serious foul play, spitting or offensive and abusive language = 12 pts.

So - click and scroll through the pages to discover where the Hatters and their second-tier rivals rank in order:

9. Queens Park Rangers - 362 disciplinary points

83 yellows | 3 reds





10. Huddersfield Town - 360 disciplinary points

84 yellows | 2 reds





11. Middlesbrough - 358 disciplinary points

75 yellows | 5 reds







12. Swansea City - 338 disciplinary points

73 yellows | 4 reds





However, courtesy of data from the FA Website, we've looked into every Championship clubs' disciplinary record in 2019-20 to determine the ‘dirtiest’ teams.

Here's how it works: caution = 4 points, denial of a goalscoring opportunity or dismissal for 2 cautions = 10 pts and violent conduct, serious foul play, spitting or offensive and abusive language = 12 pts.

So - click and scroll through the pages to discover where the Hatters and their second-tier rivals rank in order:

13. Nottingham Forest - 336 disciplinary points

81 yellows | 1 red




14. Reading - 326 disciplinary points

73 yellows | 3 reds






15. Blackburn Rovers - 314 disciplinary points

70 yellows | 3 reds






16. Hull City - 314 disciplinary points

73 yellows | 2 reds

Photo: Ashley Allen

Re: The 'dirtiest' Championship teams - where do Luton Town,

Thu Jul 30, 2020 12:46 pm

Is there a second part to this list as it only goes up to 16th place?

Re: The 'dirtiest' Championship teams - where do Luton Town,

Thu Jul 30, 2020 1:05 pm

Not surprised to see Fulham up there with all the professional fouls they make in midfield. Let's hope the ref is a strong one tonight.

Re: The 'dirtiest' Championship teams - where do Luton Town,

Thu Jul 30, 2020 1:42 pm

17. Cardiff City - 312 disciplinary points
72 yellows | 2 reds

Re: The 'dirtiest' Championship teams - where do Luton Town,

Thu Jul 30, 2020 3:03 pm

Who were the reds for?
Danny Ward home to Birmingham I remember.

Re: The 'dirtiest' Championship teams - where do Luton Town,

Thu Jul 30, 2020 3:21 pm

glas wrote:Who were the reds for?
Danny Ward home to Birmingham I remember.


Morrison at Leeds.