Support role in for Muhammad Ali who is battling breathing problem in hospital

Support has flooded in for ailing Muhammad Ali as doctors battled his breathing problems.
The boxing legend was rushed to hospital suffering respiratory difficulties and fans took to social media to offer their prayers and thoughts.
Twitter user Glen posted: “Get well Muhammad Ali .... It’s been a year of celebrity deaths let’s hope it’s not too serious.”
Another begged “please make it” and added: “You are great man, so you deserve your life. Please don’t give up.”
Fan Justin wrote: “Get well soon Muhammad Ali... 2016 is not the year for heroes.” And one wellwisher said: “I Hope The Great One Muhammad Ali Is OK...”
Ali’s spokesman Bob Gunnell confirmed the former fighter was in hospital. He said: “Ali, who suffers from
Parkinson’s disease, is being treated by his team of doctors and is in fair condition.
“A brief hospital stay is expected. At this time, the Muhammad Ali family respectfully requests privacy.”
The setback comes 19 months after Ali was admitted to hospital after guests at his house in Scottsdale, Arizona, failed to wake him.
At the time sources said: “He wasn’t responding.
“He went to bed night, but didn’t wake up in the afternoon or evening the next day. He was sleeping for 24 hours.’
“They thought he might be too exhausted.”
The Olympic gold medalist had suffered a “mild case” of pneumonia but was discharged after a few days in hospital.
When he was released his daughter Rasheda Ali-Walsh said: “My daddy is a strong man. He’s so resilient and we’re all very grateful and blessed.”
However he was readmitted several weeks later in January 2015 suffering a severe urinary tract infection sparking further fears for his health among his millions of fans.
In November Ali’s close friend and former manager Gene Kilroy sparked concern when he described the boxer as “a prisoner in his own body”.
“It’s hard seeing him as he is today,” said Kilroy.
“He can just about walk and his speech is slurred. It takes huge effort for him to make the simplest communication now, but when he does, every word is worthwhile.
“But even now he has no fear. He says, ‘I’ll stay here as long as God wants me to. When my time comes I’ll have no regrets. I have achieved a lot.’”

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Arsene Wenger will be in charge for a long term- Arsenal chief Ivan Gazidis

Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis has admitted the club is still planning for Arsene Wenger to be in charge for a long time to come.
The Gunners boss faced criticism towards the end of the season after another collapse in the Premier League title race.
A protest against Wenger was staged during a match against Norwich this season, with a minority of supporters holding up banners carrying the message: "Time to change."
The majority of fans rallied around Wenger during the match though, and Arsenal went on to secure a second-placed top flight finish for the first time in 11 years.
And Gazidis has revealed the club still holds the belief that Wenger is the right man to deliver trophies to the Emirates.
"The reason that Arsene is here is because he believes that he can deliver success," Gazidis told the Telegraph. "If either of us didn’t believe that we would not be constrained by nostalgia or longing; we would have to make a change."
Gazidis admits both parties are aware that Wenger, 66, can't carry on forever as manager, but that the club's immediate plans are all centred around the Frenchman.
“He’s in his mid-sixties, it’s natural to think about when his time here might come to an end, but the truth is nobody knows,” adds Gazidis.
“He is in fantastic shape. He is deeply engaged and excited. One of the biggest challenges we will face is the transition, whenever it happens, but that is not something we are going to be facing imminently. Obviously, he is going to be managing us next year and we are planning and making many decisions for the long term."

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Selena Gomez cries onstage at Montreal concert

Selena Gomez got emotional onstage as her die-hard fans in Montreal showered her with so much love. Selenators attending her show in Montreal, Canada made the singer cry in front of them during a performance of her self-esteem anthem "Who Says".

Selena, looking pretty in a see-through white outfit and a messy braid, was almost finishing the song when everyone in the audience joined her for a massive sing-along. She was left speechless and seen wiping tears off her face while fans sang every single word.

"F**k," she inaudibly said at the end of the song before thanking fans in attendance for "spending your night with me." She added, "Whether you've been here from the beginning or now, it's just been such a crazy ride because you've seen me go through my ups and downs, and I couldn't be more grateful."

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