I'm sure they'd make us cringe by saying Carstleford.

So one set of question on one episode of one quiz show has got you upset?

If it makes you feel any better, there have been several RL questions on Only Connect (another BBC quiz show)

R U some how's grabbed the rugby tag. Not all that long ago the BBC and sky used to refer to both codes league and union. Now it's Rugby and rugby league. I'm sure it ain't happened by accident and that the unions marketing department are over the moon with the result.
I'm not sure about the yawning tag either. Long gone are the days when the ball would come out of the scrum only to be punted down field.
Unions in my views become a much better game and in all honesty I don't know have a problem watching it.
I prefer club rugby to the international game but even internationals are providing an improved product.
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Yes, I too think union has improved greatly over the years, mainly I think because they saw how much faster league was (and still is) and found ways to speed up their game.
Gone are the days of the kick and clap.
My preference is, and always will be league but I agree union is very watchable nowadays.

You are absolutely right but, in fairness, with Andy Murray as world #1, "everyone" now has an interest in the sport.
Plus, the BBC show Wimbledon every day for 2 weeks of the year and this gives massive exposure to the sport, plus
almost 500,000 (actual 494,000) people attended the Wimbledon fortnight and 13.3 million people watched the final alone.

These are gob smacking figures and the reason that tennis receives more media attention than RL

There was a question on the Chase over Christmas, which Rugby League team plays at the Jungle, the three options were Wakefield, Leeds or Cas, the chaser knew it.

Go on then, I give in.

Me too.

Whiskey chaser Bazzo ? ...... so what's the answer then

Were you watching it in Curry's, or have you got yourself a television licence after all this time.
You know what happens when you ain't got one captain

Only Connect is probably produced in Manchester

It's produced in Cardiff

There are certainly issues over the BBC and the wider establishment bias for RU over RL; questions on quiz shows produced and presented by public school educated minor celebs is, at best, the very tip of a much more problematic iceberg.

Agreed, the way we sell n brand our game is terrible.

I've recently returned from a trip to dubai n the shopping centred there were full of chocolate shops that looked uber sy great extravagant displays that gave the impression you were buying some kind of exclusive hi end chocolate.

Its a shame as when rugby is in TV tanya Arnold n the BBC staff are quite enthusiastic about the game and players but we just don't market the game and majority of clubs in a professional way. And the occasional international and cc games are not enough to draw ppl in