It's been an interesting season at Tottenham Hotspur.
To say they've regressed from last term would be a little unfair. But in fifth place and 13 points behind pole position Chelsea, Spurs appear unlikely to match the title-contending feats of 2015/16.
Nonetheless, Lilywhites fans can't be too disappointed. Their side are still firmly in the mix for Champions League qualification and have put in a number of strong performances - not least including their 2-0 win over Manchester City at White Hart Lane.
Under Mauricio Pochettino, the north Londoners have been continually praised for their ability to work as a collective - which has made picking their Player of the Season so far a rather tricky task for us at Football FanCast.
Accordingly, we opened the debate to the fan base last week - asking them to vote for their POTS in our exclusive poll. The ballots have been counted and FFC can now reveal who took the title, alongside two runners up.
3. Hugo Lloris
Spurs fans are certainly keen on captain Hugo Lloris who, in truth, could probably be plying his trade at ahigher level. The Frenchman has been in good form between the sticks once again this season, recording 28 saves and keeping six clean sheets in 15 Premier League appearances. Spurs boast the second-best defensive record in the division and the calmness Lloris provides behind the backline not to mention the occasional world-class save, has played a huge part.
2. Kyle Walker
It wasn't long ago Spurs fans were bemoaning Kyle Walker's defensively lapsed displays on the right-hand side. But the England international has steadily improved in that regard under Mauricio Pochettino, whilst providing pace, venom and creativity going forward. Indeed, Walker has bagged four assists already this season - the most of any Premier League defender - whilst averaging 2.6 tackles and 3.9 clearances per match. Now aged 26, he appears to be entering the prime of his career.
1. Danny Rose
Moving over to the other side of defence, Danny Rose won our poll with a virtually unanimous margin. Spurs fans are no fools; the England defender has been phenomenal over the last 18 months and particularly this season, offering relentless energy and attacking prowess on the overlap. He's bagged two goals and one assist in 12 Premier League appearances so far this season, whilst averaging 1.3 key passes and the fourth-most tackles per match of any player in the top flight. He's become paramount to Tottenham's successes and the fans clearly appreciate that.
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