dapet dari web FA:
http://www.thefa.com/GrassrootsNew/News/Postings/2007/01/RadioFootball.htm
On this day 80 years ago the first football match was
broadcast on radio.
Arsenal played Sheffield United in a Division One
fixture on 22 January 1927 and BBC Radio covered the
1-1 draw at Highbury. Arsenal finished in 11th place
in that season and United 8th.
So that listeners could imagine where the ball was
during play, the pitch was divided into numbered
squares. Hence the expression "back to square one".
Exactly a week after the Arsenal match the FA Cup
Fourth Round tie between Corinthians and Newcastle
United became the second to be broadcast. It was
played at the old Crystal Palace, the venue for many
FA Cup Finals, and Newcastle were 3-1 winners.
The first Final to be broadcast was Cardiff City v
Arsenal on 23 April in the same year. Listeners heard
history being made as the Bluebirds took The Cup out
of England for the one and only time after their 1-0
victory.
Ten years later, part of the 1937 Cup Final between
Sunderland and Preston North End was televised. The
following year, when Preston returned to Wembley to
win with George Mutch's last-gasp penalty, the whole
match was televised on the BBC. An estimated 10,000
people watched in the days when there was a full
League programme on Cup Final Day.
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kalo jaman duluuuuu banget, di RRI suka ada Sambas
yang jadi penyiar kalo ada pertandingan divisi utama
perserikatan PSSI. dulu pernah ikut bokap ke senayan
rasanya banyak tuh penonton bawa transistor kecil,
jadi sambil nonton langsung juga ngedengerin suara
Sambas di RRI.
btw, perhatiin berita di atas, ada penyebutan United
buat Sheffield United. kemarin ada yang nanya2 rasanya
soal penyebutan United yang sekarang identik dengan
MU.
-omar-
"England's most decorated club picks up another trophy" Martin Tyler, FA Cup
Final, 13 May 2006
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