The big Scot deserves all the credit he gets, for making himself a mainstay in the PNE team. Lindsay's early days in a North End shirt were tough, but he's an ever-present these days and has put in some excellent performances this season. Last time out at Birmingham City was a horrible one for him, but the reaction from the fan base - to back him - shows the respect he has earned. Lindsay has started every single league game - 39 - and played 90 minutes in 37 of them. His three goals have earned North End 5 points alone, with the last gasp header at Blackburn Rovers an incredible moment. placeholder image
The big Scot deserves all the credit he gets, for making himself a mainstay in the PNE team. Lindsay's early days in a North End shirt were tough, but he's an ever-present these days and has put in some excellent performances this season. Last time out at Birmingham City was a horrible one for him, but the reaction from the fan base - to back him - shows the respect he has earned. Lindsay has started every single league game - 39 - and played 90 minutes in 37 of them. His three goals have earned North End 5 points alone, with the last gasp header at Blackburn Rovers an incredible moment. | Getty Images

The six contenders to be crowned Preston North End player of the season amid play-off race

By George Hodgson
Published 5th Apr 2024, 17:15 GMT

Voting is now open for Preston North End's Player of the Year, Young Player of the Year and Goal of the Year

Preston North End supporters can now cast their votes for three separate player awards.

Voting is open for Player of the Season, Young Player of the Season (aged 23 and under) and Goal of the Season - for which the Lilywhites have narrowed it down to 12 goals. For the Young POTY award, fans can vote for Kian Best, Layton Stewart, Noah Mawene or Josh Seary. But, the POTY is anyone to make a Championship appearance this season.

With that in mind, we’ve assessed the stand out contenders to scoop the award.

Three goals and seven assists in Frokjaer's first season in England. The Dane probably hasn't started enough games to win this award, but there still feels so much more to come from the 24-year-old - who has been an absolute joy to watch at times. The second half of the season has seen him nail down a place in the team and start to show the Championship what he is all about. While game time was hit and miss for the first four or five months, Frokjaer has always been available and he's made 34 appearances in the league. He could have a big say in the final seven matches.

5. Mads Frokjaer

Three goals and seven assists in Frokjaer's first season in England. The Dane probably hasn't started enough games to win this award, but there still feels so much more to come from the 24-year-old - who has been an absolute joy to watch at times. The second half of the season has seen him nail down a place in the team and start to show the Championship what he is all about. While game time was hit and miss for the first four or five months, Frokjaer has always been available and he's made 34 appearances in the league. He could have a big say in the final seven matches. | CameraSport - Andrew Kearns

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Probably an outside shout, but Storey's consistency in availability, selection and performance this season hasn't been a million miles behind Lindsay. Jack Whatmough was signed in the summer, but Storey has been Ryan Lowe's go to man at right centre-back. That is a credit to him. You could now class the number 14 as an established Championship centre-half, who puts in a 6 or 7/10 performance most weeks. His athleticism, aggression and anticipation makes him a solid competitor. Like Lindsay, he is a mainstay in the side and doesn't often let Preston down.

6. Jordan Storey

Probably an outside shout, but Storey's consistency in availability, selection and performance this season hasn't been a million miles behind Lindsay. Jack Whatmough was signed in the summer, but Storey has been Ryan Lowe's go to man at right centre-back. That is a credit to him. You could now class the number 14 as an established Championship centre-half, who puts in a 6 or 7/10 performance most weeks. His athleticism, aggression and anticipation makes him a solid competitor. Like Lindsay, he is a mainstay in the side and doesn't often let Preston down. | CameraSport - Dave Howarth

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