Introducing Apple Watch Series 9. Now there's a magical new way to use your Apple

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Apple Watch Series 9, Magic, at your fingertips.

iPhone 10-S or later required.

Hello, I'm Alice Thompson.

And I'm Rachel Sylvester.

And this is what I wish I'd known, the podcast in which we talk to extraordinary people who've lived astonishing lives and not only survived but thrived.

Loss and adversity are part of life, but an imperfect past isn't always an indicator of what's to come.

In this series we'll be speaking to inspiring individuals about how they achieve success in the face of adversity.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. Hello you're listening to the game podcast from The Times.

I'm Q Wosencross.

It's a gloriously sunny morning by the way where I am.

The smell of freshly cut grass outside the birds chirping in the trees

and a certain Premier League outfit was knocked out of the League Cup by a League One side in whole city last night. What a beautiful day. What a great mood I am in.

And I've got three smiley faces looking back at me as well. Hello, Jonathan Northcroft,

Allison Rudd and Gregor Robertson. Hello, how are you doing? I'm good. I didn't mention their name so they can't come

for me too crazy. They're a brave man. They're a brave man.

Their great start to the season continues. Anyway, we won't talk about them on today's pod. They've had their fair share of headlines

so far this season. Today on the game instead, we're going to ponder the footballing hunger and ambition of both Garif Bale and Pierre Emmerich-Bammiang will assess Chelsea start as they prepare for a trip to Anfield

and will focus on the plight of Macclesfield town as well after they're wound up in more ways than one but we start

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