League Cup draw, why no Margate?

[Ian D]

Dover

VS

Ware

 

2.

Croydon

VS

Croydon Athletic

 

3.

Ramsgate

VS

Newport IOW

 

4.

Dulwich Hamlet

VS

Bashley

 

5.

Metropolitan Police

VS

Hertford Town

 

6.

Lymington & New Milton

VS

Kingstonian

 

7.

Flackwell Heath

VS

Witham Town

 

8.

Banstead Athletic

VS

Corinthian Casuals

 

9.

Egham Town

VS

Fleet Town

 

10.

Whyteleafe

VS

Dorking

 

11.

Horsham

VS

Chalfont St.Peter

 

12.

Chertsey Town

VS

Leatherhead

 

13.

Burgess Hill

VS

Brook House

 

14.

Tonbridge Angels

VS

Clapton

 

15.

Kingsbury Town

VS

Molesey

 

16.

Epsom & Ewell

VS

Hastings United

 

17.

Wembley

VS

Ashford Town

 

18.

Walton Casuals

VS

Tooting & Mitcham United

 

19.

Camberley Town

VS

Edgware Town

 

Bye

Cray Wanderers

[Cookie]

Presume we come in at a later stage. Not sure otherwise.

[Guest]

Correct, that's all Div 1 and Div 2 teams.

[Ian D]

Thank you, just showing my lack of knowledge as to the rest of the teams in the league!!!!!

[Coffin Ender]

I just hope Newport get back to Portsmouth in time to catch the last ferry! I assume these will be played midweek.

[Guest]

games are played midweek in the end of october there is no chance of them getting back.Plus you know what October is normally like the ferrys might not be running if we have the usual extreme weather

[Ian D]

I reckon Newport are quite used to the situation by now, both the team and the supporters will probably manage!!

[Guest]

nice sig ian, one of my favorite computer quotes, mind you binary's not that bad, hexadecimal now, thats the devils work!!!

[knighty101]

a lot of people dont get the joke because they dont understand the binary table. but i shall imform the uninformd.

 

the binary 10 or more commonly 0010 = 2 on the Decimal table so when he says there are 10 types of people, it means two(2). often people mistake it for its raw format 1 and 0 thinking thats its related to binary because it contains 1`s and 0`s where in fact it has no relevance at all to that but is refering to its Decimal converted number two <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

 

btw i wrote out the conversion table to hex in another post, its so much fun playing with 1`s and 0`s eh!!! hehe

[Cookie]

The first round is 19 ties with a bye to Cray Wanderers = 20 teams in to round 2

 

Round 2 is 10 ties

 

round 3 is the 10 winners of round 2 plus the 22 clubs from the Premier Division to make 32 teams or 16 ties

[Ian D]

Quote:

Anonymous said:
nice sig ian, one of my favorite computer quotes, mind you binary's not that bad, hexadecimal now, thats the devils work!!!

"What the hecks a decimal?" as my nan used to say!!

Refers to the base-16 number system, which consists of 16 unique symbols: the numbers 0 to 9 and the letters A to F. For example, the decimal number 15 is represented as F in the hexadecimal numbering system. The hexadecimal system is useful because it can represent every byte (8 bits) as two consecutive hexadecimal digits. It is easier for humans to read hexadecimal numbers than binary numbers.
To convert a value from hexadecimal to binary, you merely translate each hexadecimal digit into its 4-bit binary equivalent. Hexadecimal numbers have either an 0x prefix or an h suffix. For example, the hexadecimal number

0x3F7A

translates to the following binary number:

0011 1111 0111 1010

Simple innit?

[Hempstead Gaz]

Sounds a bit like a CK team talk.

Nobody understands a word! <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />