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Cracking logic. So... given the contention when Gross is poor, the team is poor. And from that, that makes him our best player? So even though he has been poor at times, you're happy to vote for that. Fair enough. As has been pointed out, we all have our reasons for choosing a given player. If...

Dunk (the consistent player) isn't usurped by Gross for performances, and so gets my Player of the Season vote. Gross for me has been inconsistent. Either brilliant or anonymous. For what they've evidently been asked to do, Stephens and Propper have done an excellent job. The analysis Alan...

My central point is that I feel so many people are voting for Gross on the back of recent performances and/or his stats. Maybe they're not, and feel he has contributed more than Dunk has done. Fair enough. Meanwhile, I'm struggling to think of Dunk having had a poor game, while mostly having...

No. But then, I'm not sure of the point you're making.

Like I said - it's a poll for Player of the Season. And over the whole season, there are times when he has been brilliant. But then there are times when he has been poor, absent or anonymous. That's not an accusation I could level at Dunk, Duffy or Ryan, for example.

I guess we all have our reasons for voting for a given player - but for it to be stat-based alone? Nothing like a good enough reason for me. Even if it was, how many has Dunk stopped...? In no particular order - Ryan, Murray, Duffy, Stephens, Propper and Dunk himself would be in my reckoning...

Can't believe what Lewis Dunk has to do to win Player of the Season. Player of the Season often seems to be decided on who is in form at voting time. Gross is in form at present, and playing brilliantly, but there have been long gaps during the season where he was ineffective, slow and...