"In some areas we need to look more at English football and let the players play on more, I like their system better. In Europe referees are more tolerant," Ramos, who received the 23rd red card of his Real Madrid career, told reporters."I don't agree with the (second) yellow card, it was harsh, but I respect the opinion of the referee. I have no intention of hurting him, I just supported myself, but you learn from everything." Explaining the first incident with Schar, which occurred when Deportivo's Zakaria Bakkali player was injured on the floor, Ramos added: "We didn't kick the ball out because they didn't do it (earlier in the game). "They ran after me, Schar headbutted me and all I did was push him out the way without trying to hurt him."After his record-equalling 18th La Liga red card, Sergio Ramos pointed the finger at Spanish officials: https://t.co/A6JMvB4gPe pic.twitter.com/pRgx0o2VNv
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23 red cards ? 526 Real Madrid games ⚽ Sergio Ramos is now the most sent-off player in La Liga history. https://t.co/lTj5uaUdxf— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) August 21, 2017Ramos is Real's most sent off player, with former defender Fernando Hierro trailing way behind on 12 red cards. Out of Ramos's 23 red cards, 18 have come in the La Liga, three were shown in the Champions League and two in the King's Cup. The centre back, however, has never been dismissed in 143 games for Spain. Five players were sent off in eight Liga games over the weekend, compared to two in nine Premier League games.
Sergio Ramos: "I don't agree with the yellow card, it was harsh. I have no intention of hurting him." pic.twitter.com/6wiuBZqhkH
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