Win £100 Worth Of Canterbury Gear With The RugbyLAD Lockdown Quiz
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Lockdown.
You’re probably sick of doing quizzes at this stage but under the current circumstances – what else is there to do in fairness?
And this is no ordinary quiz. This is the RugbyLAD Lockdown quiz where you could win yourself a Canterbury goodie bag packed full of some of the leading brand’s latest kit.
A very special British & Irish Lions House of Rugby show – fronted by Sean O'Brien and Alex Goode – is available now and will run for the duration of the tour. Follow and subscribe to it HERE
So what do you have to do? Well, it’s simple really. You have 10 minutes to complete the quiz below once you press play. There are 20 questions and if you can manage to score 15 or more you are in the draw for Sunday – providing you submit your score.
To submit your score simply take a screenshot (just your score, no answers) and post it to the comments section on Facebook, Tweet it below our Twitter post or email it to [email protected] You must submit your score (if you get 15 or over) via one of these methods to make sure you’re in the draw.
Huge thanks to Canterbury for giving us the goodie bag and best of luck in the quiz.
Canterbury has been committed to the game of rugby for 114 years and is currently team kit supplier to England Rugby, Ireland Rugby and Japan Rugby as well as Georgia and Canada, Bath Rugby and Ospreys. Canterbury has previously provided playing shirts to the New Zealand and Australia teams.
The brand offers a variety of head-to-toe product for every rugby players need. Its 365 training range is designed to offer kit for on the pitch activities, working out in the gym, and to be worn before and after matches, meaning there is a piece of Canterbury kit for every situation.
