Tottenham striker Harry Kane has turned into the First English player to be delegated the Football Supporters' League Men's Player of the Year.

The two-time Premier league golden boot victor beat a survey of just about a fourth of a million fans from the six-in number waitlist, in front of sprinter up Kevin De Bruyne. 

Previous Tottenham safeguard Ledley Lord was close by to acknowledge the honor for his benefit, however a pre-recorded message from Kane was played to the group of onlookers. 

Kane stated: 'I need to state a major thank you to the Football Supporters' Alliance - it's something I'm to a great degree glad to get. To have the help of fans from all over the nation is incredible truly. 

'It's been a decent year for me. Grabbing the golden boot and scoring the objective to send Britain to the World Glass is something I'm greatly pleased with.' 

Manchester City's Jill Scott won the Ladies' Player of the Year grant as chose by a board of ladies' football writers. 

Among different victors were blogger Kieron O'Connor, the football fund master behind well known site Swiss Drift and podcast Golden Nectar, made by Frame City supporters. 

Arms stockpile's The Gooner won Fanzine of the Year and BBC 606 was given the Radio Show of the Year grant. 

Supporter Liason Officer of the Year went to Wigan Athletic's Ian Wadsworth and Jason Taylor while Swansea City was granted the Best Away Day of the Year. 

Sky sport commentating supremo Martin Tyler won Reporter of the Year while his co-have Gary Neville was granted Intellectual of the Year.