Mikel Arteta Sends Bizarre Warning to Every Other Premier League Manager

After receiving his second yellow card of the season on Saturday, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta revealed he's "clipping" all the other Premier League managers who also leave their technical area, but go unpunished. The Spaniard entered the referee's book in the 64th minute of the Gunners'2-0 win over Evertonat the Emirates Stadium.

Arteta strayed from his allotted area on the touchline to pick up his second caution of the season-the first came for a similar infraction at Sunderland back in September. The tactician, who is always active and reactionary on the touchline, believes he is being unfairly treated by the referees when compared to his fellow managers in the English top flight.

"I do have to be careful," Arteta said when asked about his caution in his postgame press conference. "And we need to have good sensors there.

There are managers that have the record in the league, 36 times in 10 minutes leave the touchline, no yellows. So I'm clipping all of that.

I have a massive storage of images. So if somebody is going to say, 'I'm not in the record yet, somebody else has the record.

' Then it's 36 yellow cards in 10 minutes for the manager. I don't know where we're going to be.

The Punishments Facing Arteta For His Touchline Antics Mikel Arteta (left) already has two yellow cards to his name this season. But collecting multiple cautions across a span of matches comes with consequences.

Three yellow cards for a manager equal an automatic one-game suspension. Six cautions bring a two-match ban, and nine come with the punishment of three matches on the sidelines.

It's only late October and Arteta already has two to his name. The next time he enters the referee's book, he will be hit with a one-match ban, leaving Arsenal without their manager on the touchline for whatever the next game on the schedule is."