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#15. Sunderland: Kevin Philips – 61 goals
The Stadium of Light has rarely been as lit up as when Kevin Philips kept banging in goals for the sheer fun of it. He had a near telepathic relationship with his striker partner Niall Quinn, and their little man-big man partnership was a joy to behold
#16. Swansea City: Gylfi Sigurdsson – 33 goals
Gylfi Sigurdsson is arguably the best player to pull on the pristine white of Swansea City, His 33 goals – from an assortment of free kicks, volleys and long range screamers makes him the Welsh outfit’s leading scorer
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#17. Tottenham Hotspur: Teddy Sheringham – 98 goals
Teddy Sheringham spent seven years in Tottenham white – either side of a super successful spell with Manchester United – and his 98 goals still stands as a Premier League record for the North London side. This one, though, may not stand the test of time and if Harry Kane stays put we may well see a new name atop the Spurs honour roll.(The young lad has 68, for those who were wondering)
