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Before television, people would crowd round their radios to listen to the FA Cup final. Radio Times published a grid like the one on this cover, dividing the pitch into squares, and commentators would refer to the numbers so that listeners could picture where on the pitch the players were. It's widely believed that this is the origin of the phrase "Back to square one".
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