Not sure about the best, as for me that would really just be the team we have just now as it's clearly the best squad we've had in my time following the team, but my favourite team would be made up like this:
Stephen Grindlay - deserves to be included after years of service to the Sons and a local lad too.
Craig Brittain - the best left-back I've ever seen in the famous black and gold, a hero for his years with the club through ups and downs and a nice guy to boot.
Mick Dunlop - Could play as a centre half or a left back, uncompromising in the tackle and made up for his limited pace by reading the game well.
Andy Graham - Solid centre half, natural leader and a great guy. I once bumped into him in the club carpark and exchanged a few words with him before attempting to walk off to get a pint, but he wouldn't let me go until he'd spent a full five minutes telling me how the team would improve, Ross Forsyth would come good at centre half and he'd drag them up by their boots.
Paul McGinn - really talented natural fullback with pose pace and balance. No surprise he's now a regular for a top 6 team in the Premiership.
Stevie Murray - Loved him at Killie and loved him at Sons. Never got to the byeline or put in a cross once in his life and he vercomplicated everything. Just made me love him all the more.
Andy Geggan - Great engine, really versatile and a nice lad. Would always welcome him back here, even though I'm not sure he'd make the team these days.
Kevin Nicoll - The big man wasn't just a cult hero because he was hard, but also because he was the solid base that our performances were built on, and he wasn't afraid to turn out at centre half and even left back when needed to. A proper team player. Nice lad as well.
Willie Gibson - Enjoyed his time at Killie and hated him at that time in equal measure for some of his antics towards fans/club and tendency to have offdays, but he's now seeming like he's managed to wrangle his ego and is letting his football do the talking. Really talented and a pleasure to watch when he's in full flow.
Stephen Dobbie - Clearly overweight when he joined us on loan, it was obvious immediately that he was a cut above the level we were at and his performances for us heped him kick start his ailing career and it's nice that he's openly credited his time with us as the platform he needed to go and become a success.
Jim Lister - A surprise signing and one that proved my initial skepticism wrong. His year with us was a purple patch for him and he was glorious to watch.
I would pay precisely all the money to watch that team.