The 2012-13 campaign was a season of stylish consolidation for Fulham as The Cottagers secured a respectable 12th-place finish in the Premier League under manager Martin Jol. The year was defined by the stunning deadline-day transfer coup that saw the nonchalant Bulgarian star, Dimitar Berbatov, arrive at Craven Cottage and reunite with Jol. Berbatov became the talisman, leading the attack with a unique, languid brilliance and netting 15 league goals, a haul that earned him the Club's Player of the Season award. Key moments of the season included his incredible volley against Stoke City (which won Goal of the Season) and the crucial winning goal against his former club, Tottenham, a victory that marked Fulham's first at White Hart Lane in nearly a decade.