Brad Friedel

Holder of the record for consecutive starts in the Premier League, Brad enjoyed a super-consistent first season at White Hart Lane in 2011-12.

Brad's incredible run of starts reached the 300 mark at QPR in April and he was presented a special Barclays Merit Award in recognition.

He took his tally to 304 matches by the end of the season, when he achieved another record - becoming the club's oldest player at 40 years, 350 days, passing the mark set by Jimmy Cantrell that had stood for 89 years.

Brad joined us from Villa in the summer of 2011 and impressed enough in pre-season to be chosen by Harry Redknapp as his 'number one' at Spurs and made his debut in the Premier League against United at Old Trafford in August, 2011.

He went on to keep 14 clean sheets in 38 games as we finished fourth in the Premier League.

The former Liverpool and Galatasaray goalkeeper has established himself as one of the Premier League's leading players in his position.

A former United States international who has been selected for three World Cup Finals, Brad made 356 appearances for Blackburn Rovers, scoring once at Charlton Athletic in February 2004, before joining Aston Villa in the summer of 2008.