Can you actually do magic?

No.

You're just playing it down?

Do you wish you could?

Oh. Yeah. Exploring Gloucester, you kind of learn not to go into too much anticipation of it going well. I think you look like a troll straight off that. You look like Hagrid's sister. I do. We're just about to go out onto the pitch and Dan Carter just comes and stands next to us. And as I'm walking out, punch that out. It's actually a 10,000 volt taser.

So we look around, he's just completely... Welcome to the ultimate showdown, a rugby versus Hogwarts quiz. Only one team can win. Let the battle begin. Alex Payne trying to keep the sight going forward. Haskell takes it on now with just relentless chat and there's Tyndall to add the

finishing touch of glamour and World Cup winning stories, a dominant display by the good, the bad and the rugby.

Hello, Dream Team and welcome along to this week's festive episode of Good, the Bad and the Rugby.

Our guests this week are quite possibly the most famous twins on earth.

They might be best known for running the greatest joke shop in the Wizzling world, but don't let the ones fool you. These two are serious rugby fans slash noises.

You may know them as Fred and George Weasley, the twin terrors of Hogwarts, pioneers of magical

pranks and the only pair who could turn a quidditch match into a full-blown comedy sketch. Offscreen, they can be found shaking the shed at King's Home, partying at the Hong Kong Sevens, hanging out the alone in Marr, and belting swing low at many a World Cup. Since Sari and Harry Potter, the twins have given Bake Off a run for its money by hosting two seasons of Wizards of Baking for Food Network and HBO. Check it out on Amazon from the 11th of December. They've got better chemistry than the Barrett brothers and more gags than Joe Marla. Please welcome to the pod James and Oliver Feltz. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. I love the intro of that. And it's all right. Yeah. Well done, Dan. He's done something, isn't he?

So much better than our regular producer snacks. It's a big day for Dan. He's been moved up from just sitting in a chair in a corner too. But we try, because Dan's more of a, he's not a physical operator. Everything he touches, forms apart. He's all right, broke a picture earlier. picture earlier, which has brought us probably seven years bad,

is it the same as mirrors if you break glass?

It could be. It was a Lego figurine picture you can actually see up there that's sadly been broken. Very nice lady. And she actually tunes in every week and says, thanks for keeping my Lego figurine up. Her whole entire equilibrium is based on whether that picture stays intact. And at the moment, it's now broken. So it's on your head, Dan, be it on your head. Before we get into the show, I want to thank our sponsors, Continental Tires. Continental Tires are the official tire partner to England. We'll be engineered for victory. The reward-winning tires are built to perform, no matter the conditions. Hi, lads. I'm beginning to feel like this could be the show where all the wheels come off. We finally split. The drive a way of it's like, you know, yeah. Yeah, we're definitely, actually, I think Gloucester is probably the only thing we can agree on in terms of human support, I'd say. Yeah, because, watch cricket club. That's about both them. What sort of match day routine? Do you guys go together? How does it work?

And where did it cut? Where did that? So the whole thing, yeah, the whole thing came originally

from my dad's side of the family. So my dad was born in Gloucester. It's where my grandparents

live and everything.

And he was obviously into rugby.

And then it would be about 2001, I suppose.

He said,

Cohn, we'll all go down to Kingsome and watch a game.

...