Player ProfilesVIDEOFootball Villains #19: Paolo Di Canio
Paolo Di Canio pushed a referee to the ground on live TV and gave fascist salutes to fans. Italy's most controversial striker at #19.
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Player ProfilesVIDEOPaolo Di Canio pushed a referee to the ground on live TV and gave fascist salutes to fans. Italy's most controversial striker at #19.
Player ProfilesVIDEONeymar spent 14 minutes rolling on the ground at the 2018 World Cup alone. Football's biggest diver rolls into #20 on our list.
Player ProfilesVIDEOMario Balotelli set his house on fire with fireworks and threw darts at teammates. 'Why Always Me?' The answer is obvious. #21.
Player ProfilesVIDEOBen Thatcher elbowed Pedro Mendes unconscious in one of the most violent assaults in Premier League history. The villain at #22.
Player ProfilesVIDEOCraig Bellamy attacked teammate John Arne Riise with a golf club and scored the next day celebrating with a golf swing. #23.
Player ProfilesVIDEOLee Cattermole was sent off 8 times in the Premier League. Sunderland's red card machine was born to be booked. #24 villain.
Player ProfilesVIDEOJens Lehmann urinated during a match, fought teammates, and got sent off in a Champions League Final. Arsenal's madman at #25.
Player ProfilesVIDEOKevin Muscat was voted the most hated man in football. The Australian defender literally ended careers with horror tackles.
Player ProfilesVIDEORobbie Savage held the record for most yellow cards in the Premier League. Football's ultimate wind-up merchant lands at #27.
Player ProfilesVIDEORivaldo won the Ballon d'Or but his 2002 World Cup dive vs Turkey was the most shameless acting in football history. #28 villain.
Player ProfilesVIDEOMark van Bommel holds the record for most fouls in Champions League history. The dirtiest midfielder in Europe takes #29.
Player ProfilesVIDEOGennaro Gattuso headbutted coaches, grabbed throats, and terrorized midfields for fun. The Italian Pitbull kicks off our countdown.
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