So far this season, the Sulphurites have received 23 yellow cards and one red, when young midfielder George Horbury was dismissed for a forceful late challenge at Sutton United shortly after coming on as a substitute.
But, how do Simon Weaver’s team’s discipline compare to the rest of the division? Listed here are all of League Two’s clubs, starting with the dirtiest.
For information, a yellow card counts for one point, a double booking is three points and a red card is worth five points.
. The dirtiest teams in League Two so far this season and how Harrogate Town compare to the rest of the division
Harrogate Town's Warren Burrell is shown a yellow card during his side's 3-0 win over Swindon Town on the opening day of the 2022/23 season. Picture: Matt Kirkham Photo: Matt Kirkham
. AFC Wimbledon
36 yellow cards, 0 double bookings, one red card - 41 points. Photo: Pete Norton
. Northampton Town
29 yellow cards, 0 double bookings, two red cards - 39 points. Photo: Pete Norton
. Swindon Town
29 yellow cards, 2 double bookings, 0 red cards - 35 points. Photo: Pete Norton
. Stockport County
14 yellow cards, 2 double bookings, 3 red cards - 35 points. Photo: Pete Norton
. Sutton United
28 yellow cards, 0 double bookings, 1 red cards - 33 points. Photo: Pete Norton
. Rochdale
31 yellow cards, 0 double bookings, 0 red cards - 31 points. Photo: Pete Norton
. Leyton Orient
31 yellow cards, 0 double bookings, 0 red cards - 31 points. Photo: Pete Norton
1. AFC Wimbledon
36 yellow cards, 0 double bookings, one red card - 41 points. Photo: Pete Norton
2. Northampton Town
29 yellow cards, 0 double bookings, two red cards - 39 points. Photo: Pete Norton
3. Swindon Town
29 yellow cards, 2 double bookings, 0 red cards - 35 points. Photo: Pete Norton
4. Stockport County
14 yellow cards, 2 double bookings, 3 red cards - 35 points. Photo: Pete Norton