LONDON -- Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said he has a "massive storage of images" showing rival Premier League managers breaking touchline rules after receiving his second yellow card of the season during his team's 2-0 win against Everton on Saturday.
Arsenal moved level on points with leaders Manchester City, who lost 2-1 at Aston Villa, as goals from Ezri Konsa and Gabriel Magalhães sealed victory against David Moyes' team.
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Moyes and Arteta's assistant, Gabriel Heinze, were also booked by referee Tony Harrington during a bad-tempered game, but despite the official issuing those yellow cards, Arteta suggested he was being harshly treated by saying other managers leave the technical area more than he does.
"There are managers that have the record in the league -- 36 times in 10 minutes leaving the touchline, no yellows," Arteta told reporters.
"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 [other] manager."
Arteta has developed a reputation for being an active presence on the touchline and regularly leaves his technical area during games, despite regulations not allowing that.
The Arsenal manager will be issued with a one-match touchline ban if he receives a third yellow card and he said he would need "sensors" to prevent him from leaving his technical area and earning another yellow.
"I do have to be careful," he said. "And we need to have good sensors there."
