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Chris Hyde

Verified
Northampton
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Gamer. MUFC fan. Big fan of Nintendo for my sins.
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South of the Circle: Deluxe Edition

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By Chris Hyde Verified, Andrew Farrell, Morgan Shaver Verified
| gog.com
South of the Circle Deluxe Edition contains an additional set of digital goods including the complete game soundtrack, Eighty Two Nineteen - South of the Circle e-book written by the game’s director, and Circles EP created in collaboration with the Frostpunk OST composer.
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NRL: NZ Warriors v Newcastle Knights – what you need to know

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By David Neilson, Andrew Cornaga, Chris Hyde Verified
| Evening Report
Source: Radio New Zealand NRL: Newcastle Knights v NZ Warriors Kickoff 5pm, Saturday, 21 March McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle Live blog updates on RNZ website Analysis: For just the fourth time in club history, NZ Warriors have a chance to start an NRL season with three straight wins – but so do Newcastle Knights. The Auckland-based outfit have succeeded in that aim just once, when coach Stephen Kearney guided his team to five consecutive wins in 2018.
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Kalyn Ponga switches rugby league allegiances to represent New Zealand

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By Mil Osi, Chris Hyde Verified
| LiveNews
Source: Radio New Zealand Newcastle Knights fullback and Queensland Origin rep Kalyn Ponga says he is “immensely proud” of his Māori heritage, as he switches rugby league allegiances from Australia to New Zealand. The International Rugby League Board (IRL) has confirmed it has unanimously approved Ponga’s application to switch eligibility, making the 27-year-old available to play for the Kiwis at this year’s Rugby League World Cup.
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