Scholes: I Am Not Dirty Players

Posted on | Monday, June 13, 2011 | No Comments

Manchester - Paul Scholes's reputation as one of the best midfielders England has ever had quite tempted with discipline records. Related to this, Scholes admitted he is not the players "dirty".
Scholes won a myriad of achievements during 20 years of devotion to Manchester United. Total ten Premier League trophy, two Champions League trophies, three FA Cup, two League Cup, one Intercontinental Cup trophy, and a Club World Championship trophy as long as he can defend the Red Devils. That does not include a number of individual awards earned player who just retired this.

On the other hand, Scholes disciplinary record can be spelled out very bad. He was ranked the top three players receive cards in Premier League history with "collection" 90 yellow cards and four red cards. The Ginger Prince, only to lose to Lee Bowyer (99 yellow cards) and Kevin Davies (92 yellow cards).
Not only at the domestic level, Scholes also "mischievous" in European competitions. In total, he get 32 yellow cards in the Champions League, three more than AC Milan midfielder Gennaro Gattuso.
Scholes has its own reasons related to discipline a bad record. Male 36 years was admitted often had no luck.
"I'm just out of luck. I have never intentionally look for a red card against anyone," I Scholes in Sportinglife.
Last red card earned Scholes in his career was when Manchester United face Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-final. At that time, he was sent off for roughly Pablo Zabaleta.
"The red card that was, my mistake. I just do it at the wrong time," he said.
"The ball was there and your feet should go down and unfortunately it had to come down at his feet (Zabaleta)," said Scholes.
"I never intend to hurt anyone. Nobody who could not continue the match because my Dachshund and no one had broken his leg. I never play dirty," he said.