This week I decided to let Google decide my destination. I typed the full description of each fixture into the search box and I will go to the game that offers the highest number of hits. It's not random in the strict mathematical sense but I personally had no idea what the outcome would be. The five games are at Step 3 venues on this season's priority list, the only ones with a fixture. Here's the evidence in the form of screenshots.
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108k |
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286k |
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122k |
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83,700 (83.7k) |
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170k |
We find that Grantham Town v Marine gives the highest number of search results by quite a margin. At this point I have no idea why - maybe it is a fixture with a more extensive history or perhaps there is one particular game, notable for some reason, that influences the result count.
It's a trip up the Great North Road on Saturday, then. Hope you all have a great footballing day wherever you are.
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