Port Vale F.C. Player of the Year

The inaugural award was made to Roy Sproson in 1967 and became an annual event from Ron Wilson's victory in 1969.

David Harris (1974 and 1977), Ray Walker (1988 and 1991), Mark Grew (1989 and 1992), Neil Aspin (1990 and 1994), Martin Foyle (1995 and 1999), Nathan Smith (2017 and 2023) and Ben Garrity (2022 and 2024) have all won two awards during their time at Vale Park.

Eamonn O'Keefe and Anthony Griffith represented Ireland and Montserrat respectively at international level, though both players were born in England.

After receiving his first award in April 2013, Tom Pope stated, "To be voted for by the fans like this is a massive honour for me.

^ For ease of reading, the complexities of the frequent renaming of the various divisions have been simplified to a number, reflecting the official "Level" of competition in the English league system.

Tom Pope , the only player to win the award three times.
The 2011 winner, John McCombe .
Mark Grew , winner in 1989 and 1992.
Martin Foyle , winner in 1995 and 1999.
Sam Collins won the award in 2003, after 49 appearances in 2002–03.
Anthony Griffith won the award in 2010, having gained popularity for his 'tigerish displays'.