How dirty was Stoke?

Sunday morning clogging tactics seems to be apparent within several EFL clubs style of play, with the referee's giving teams that play football no protection, this rule of thumb particularly applies to Leeds.

Stoke were no exception.

Wilmot's ankle breaking tackle on Byram. How come did the referee & the linesman, both stood five yards from the incident deemed it to be a yellow card only.

Twenty minutes later, Wimot clatters Soloman after he had dribbled past two Stoke players.

Cannon leaves Bogle in agony on the ground after jumping into his back.

Cannon grounds Meslier off the ball.

Cannon steps on Ampadu's foot off the ball.

Burger barges Rodon to the ground.

Lawal clips Gnonto's heels from the back to stop Willy's run.

Byram pushed into the hoardings. I didn't see who was the culprit.

James taken out by their keeper Johansson

Apparently, Stoke only committed eight fouls, so some of these incidents were not given as fouls

I'll merge this topic to the match day thread once its run its course. I thought these ugly traits was worth a separate thread as many of members seem to stop reading the match day threads.

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