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RANDOM REMINDER R /ll J/ I VEN If VIDI ... Wet Saturdays are going among elderly, nervous a wise one. But there ft.n hofor. very spinsters in the television are other difficulties, too. to be fun before very a L d ience but it would be with television Rugby long, for there must be mea t and drink to most audiences. Those with every prospect of the Rugby enthusiasts. firm club affiliations can various Rugby Unions There will, of course, be shout themselves hoarse th- country hazards to be overcome. at Lancaster Park, but throughout the co Q ne o j them will be the would be deprived of the coming to terms with the increasing tendency privilege in the confines television authorities for among television viewers of a lounge and the comthe rights for the repro- to master the art of lip- pany of others who duction of matches. It reading. Some authori- might not share their will be wonderful to sit ties are clearly aware of enthusiasms. And withat home keeping out the the dangers already. The out licence to abuse the cold, while the television North Auckland Rugby referee and the opposicameras take one right Union has even banned tion. Rugby might lose into the ruck and muck. the broadcasting of its its savour. So perhaps. A close-up of an average matches; North Auckland after an, the impact of front-row prop savaging has a particular reputa- television might no reach some hirsute lock might tion in such matters, and as far as some Rugby of1 cause some casualties the move was probably finals fear.