Kingstonian: Who has made the Surrey Comet's Ks Select XI of players from the past 10 years?

Starting XI:

Rob Tolfrey (goalkeeper) – Took over the gloves from Luke Garrard in November 2009 and has barely missed a game since.

Josh Casey (left back) – Spent two seasons at Kingsmeadow and was a classy operator at left back although would argue he is best suited to playing midfield.

Sam Page (centre back) – Won the Ryman Premier League with Sutton United and has been a consistent performer in three seasons with the club.

Kieran Murphy (centre back) – Murphy’s quality now sees him starring at centre back for Hampton & Richmond Borough in the National League South. Started his career at MK Dons and has a Republic of Ireland U21 cap.

Aaron Goode (right back) – Has made more than 200 appearances for the club under two managers - enough said.

Martyn Lee (winger) – Forever remembered for his goal that claimed a 1-0 Surrey Senior Cup final triumph over AFC Wimbledon. Creative force in an otherwise mundane team.

Harold Odametey (midfield) – One season at Ks was enough to secure a move to National League South Hampton & Richmond Borough. Amazing engine.

Tommy Williams (midfield) – Scored nine goals as Ks lifted the Ryman Division One South title, including the winner in the decisive 2-1 win over Dulwich Hamlet. Returned to the club as manager in 2014.

Dean Lodge (winger) – Landed a clean sweep of player of the year awards in 2008 and was a key man in the title winning season. Phrase ‘enigmatic winger’ was made for him.

Bobby Traynor (striker) – His goals secured the Ryman Division One South title and also helped Ks reach the Ryman Premier League play-off final in 2010. Play-off semi-final goal against Sutton United still the best I have seen in person at non-League level. Also landed two Ryman Premier League golden boots.

Andre McCollin (striker) – Scored 30 goals in a 56-goal partnership with Ryan Moss as Ks finished second in the Ryman Premier League in 2014.

Substitutes:

Ryan Moss (striker) – Formed lethal partnership with McCollin, but cannot edge ahead of Traynor for sheer weight of goals.

Carl Wilson Denis (striker) – Perfect foil for Bobby Traynor in the Division One South winning team.

Adam Thompson (defender) – Versatility is the key for this pick as he covered defence and midfield with equal aplomb.

Daniel Sweeney (midfielder) – Box-to-box midfield man with an eye for goal. Had an on-off relationship with the club, but Ks were stronger with him.

Matt Pattison (midfield) - Silky midfielder with a touch of class. Reading of the game made up for a lack of pace.

What do you think of selection? Any glaring omissions? Have your say in the comment section below.