Remember the 1106

Tonight, my home-town team will decide for me, in a randomish manner, where I am going for FA Cup action this coming Saturday.  West Brom are at home to Hull City in the League Cup.  I have linked twelve possible scoring outcomes to the twelve ties at “unvisited” grounds that I am choosing from tonight.

It is not random in the mathematically strict sense because all twelve outcomes are not equally likely, but I have no control over what happens.  The Cup ties are in the order that the balls came out of the FA’s velvet bag in the draw, the last scorer outcomes (except for first and last) are in order of shirt number.

It’s randomish enough, and will keep my interest in a League Cup match going to the end, which with West Brom has been hard enough in recent years, as shown from my one and only WBA blogpost.

#Rememberthe1106

http://modushopperrandom.blogspot.co.uk/2010/12/no-quarter-final-effort-given.html

Anyway, here we go … it is the LAST person to score for WBA tonight either in regular time, extra-time or in a penalty shootout who decides.  Hull goals don’t count.

EDIT: own-goals by any Hull player don't count either (not yet happened at time of edit).

	HOME	v	AWAY	Last WBA Scorer
7	Warrington Town	v	Sheffield	EITHER None whatsoever OR one of the goalkeepers
8	Shildon	v	Stalybridge Celtic	3 Jonas Olsson
14	Ashton United	v	Salford City	5 Claudio Yacob
15	Chorley	v	Glossop North End	9 Brown Ideye
17	Cleethorpes Town	v	North Ferriby United	10 Victor Anichebe
19	Norton United	v	Spalding United	14 Jason Davidson
22	Ellistown & Ibstock United	v	Halesowen Town	16 Cristian Gamboa
67	Winchester City	v	Newport (IoW)	20 Liam O'Neil
69	Folland Sports	v	Frome Town	21 Youssuf Mulumbu
74	Blackfield & Langley	v	Willand Rovers	23 Gareth McAuley
75	Abingdon United	v	Dorchester Town	28 Sebastian Blanco
76	Shortwood United	v	Oxford City	Any substitute

UPDATE:
Here's what happened.  The initial position of Warrington Town v Sheffield was blown away after 15 minutes by Brown Ideye's first Albion goal, and for most of the evening it looked as if I would be at Chorley v Glossop North End.  Cleethorpes Town's chances evaporated as Victor Anichebe was subbed.  Hull City had by this time taken an irrelevant 2-1 lead.  Then, drama, as for a minute, and only a minute, Gareth McAuley tried to send me to Blackfield and Langley with a volleyed equaliser before sub Saido Berahino scored a late, late winner for the Baggies - and so it is Shortwood United v Oxford City for me on Saturday.  Gloucestershire, a county for which I have some ancestral connections.  Great stuff, and thank you as ever for your interest and good humour.