REVEALED: The dirtiest player in Premier League history
It's the first time Bolton's bounding striker Kevin Davies has found himself in the same list as Manchester United legends Mark Hughes and Roy Keane.
Davies is joint sixth in the list of Barclays Premier League bad boys - level with Blackburn boss Hughes and one ahead of Sunderland manager Keane in the table of yellow cards received.
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But Davies has a long way to go before he can dislodge Derby devil Robbie Savage from his perch as statistically the dirtiest player in the Premier League's history.
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Leap of faith: Bolton's Kevin Davies is beaten in the air by Boro's Chris Riggot
The fiery Welshman has received 87 yellow cards during his top-flight career with Leicester, Birmingham, Blackburn and Derby and can add to his tally when the Rams travel to Middlesbrough on Saturday.
Davies, who has been booked on 70 occasions, will have to be at his tough-guy best tonight when he leads the line for Bolton at Manchester United.
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Cautionary tale: Robbie Savage
Yellow peril: Steve Bennet books Roy Keane
Here's the list of Premier League players booked most since the competition's inception:
1. Robbie Savage 87
2. Lee Bowyer 82
3. George Boateng 75
4. Paul Ince 74
5. Patrick Vieira 72
6= Kevin Davies 70
6= Mark Hughes 70
7. Roy Keane 69
Just for the record, here's the top five recipients of red cards since the League's inaugural season in 1992:
1. Duncan Ferguson 8
2. Patrick Vieira 8
3= Vinnie Jones 7
3= Roy Keane 7
3= Alan Smith 7
Let us know who you think is the dirtiest player in Premier League history in Sportsmail's poll.
