In an exclusive interview with TNT Sports, lifelong Arsenal fan Alex Brooker sits down with Jack Wilshere as the former Gunner reflects on Arsenal's emotional Premier League triumph and their quest to make more history as they face PSG in the Champions League final. 

"Nobody Wants Arsenal to Do It" – Jack Wilshere on What a Premier League Title Would Really Mean

If Arsenal ever win the Premier League again, it won’t just be another trophy. For the fans, it’ll feel like the end of a long, painful road. Years of frustration, memes, near misses, and rebuilding. And for someone like Jack Wilshere? It hits different.

When Wilshere recently opened up about Arsenal finally getting over the line, he said something that a lot of supporters have been thinking for a while: nobody really wants Arsenal to do it.

It sounds a bit dramatic. But if you’ve followed this club over the last twenty years, you get it.

Ever since Arsenal became serious title contenders again under Mikel Arteta, there’s been this weird tension. Other fanbases roll their eyes. Pundits keep waiting for the collapse. Every dropped point gets treated like a full-blown disaster. Wilshere isn't just making excuses—he's pointing out something real.

Why does Arsenal make people so uncomfortable?

Part of it is history. Arsenal are one of the biggest clubs in England, but they’ve also become an easy punchline. “Bottlers.” “Soft.” “Celebrating top four.” That reputation stuck, even when the team started changing. Part of it is envy, too. Arsenal have a young, exciting team, a manager who actually seems to know what he’s doing, and fans who are loud and proud. That rubs people the wrong way.

And yeah, part of it is just that Arsenal have been down for so long that watching them climb back up makes others nervous. If they actually win it, all those jokes stop working.

For Wilshere, this is personal. He came through the academy. He bled for the club. Injuries robbed him of the career he should’ve had, but his connection to Arsenal never faded. When he talks about winning the league, it’s not punditry. It’s a fan speaking. Someone who remembers the close calls, the pressure, the mocking. Someone who probably wishes he could’ve been on that pitch himself.

Arteta deserves a ton of credit. When he took over, Arsenal were a mess. No identity. No confidence. Everyone said he was too young, too inexperienced. Now? The team defends like they mean it, attack with purpose, and actually look like they believe they belong at the top. Saka, Ødegaard, Rice—they’re not just good players. They’re symbols of something rebuilt the right way.

But winning the league isn’t just about talent. It’s mental. And that’s where Arsenal have historically slipped. Wilshere knows this better than most. Every game feels heavier when you’ve waited this long. Critics are ready to scream “bottlers” the second something goes wrong. Rivals are lurking, hoping for a collapse.

That’s why his support matters. He gets the emotional weight. He’s lived it.

If Arsenal do win it, it won’t just be a trophy. It’ll be proof that patience works. That trusting young players and sticking with a long-term vision can actually pay off, even in an era of oil money and super clubs. For neutrals, that should be exciting. For rivals? Probably not.

But honestly? That just makes it sweeter.

Above all, this would be for the fans. The ones who stuck around during the banter years. Who defended the club when it wasn't easy. Who believed even when there wasn't much reason to.

Jack Wilshere is one of them.

“Nobody wants Arsenal to do it,” he said. Maybe he’s right. Maybe Arsenal’s rise makes people uncomfortable. Maybe a lot of folks would rather see them fall short again.

But football has a way of rewarding those who don’t give up. And if Arsenal finally pull it off, it won’t just be a win.

It’ll be redemption. Validation. Proof that belief and loyalty still count.

And if nobody wanted them to do it? That might just be what makes it unforgettable.

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"We fined him 347 thousand 262 birr because he hit his palm and caused damage" - Government

In Addis Ababa, Kirkos sub-city, district 02 Bole Road, a vehicle hit a palm tree on July 29/2016 in a place commonly known as 'Bole Matamiya'.

How is the accident? And in what condition? No results of the investigation have been released as of yet.

However, the district announced that the driver who "hit a palm tree on the corridor development and caused damage to the infrastructure" was punished for violating the law today.

Thus, the driver was fined 347 thousand 262 birr and he deposited the fine in the bank.

(Receipt showing where the money was deposited and to whom it was deposited is attached above)

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"Ethiopians, thank you very much for helping me with your prayers and for standing by my side" - the heroic athlete Tamrat Tola

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"Thank you Ethiopians for helping me with your prayers and standing by my side," said the heroic athlete Tamrat Tola in his comments after his Olympic victory in Paris. 

At the 33rd Paris Olympics, athlete Tamrat Tola won the gold medal in the men's marathon race held today. 

Athlete Tamrat ran the distance with a new Olympic record of 2 hours, 6 minutes and 26 seconds.

Hero athlete Tamrat Tola won the gold medal by leading the race from 21 km.

In his comments after the race, the athlete said, "The Creator has heard us today. Thank you Ethiopians for helping me with your prayers and standing by my side."

Although the competition was tough, he expressed his happiness by saying, "Congratulations, I am very happy that I have won by improving the previous Olympic record."  

It is remembered that athlete Tamrat Tola was the distance winner at the World Championship held in America 2 years ago.

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The 23rd Sophie Malt Great Run in Ethiopia ended peacefully

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The Security and Safety Joint Task Force has announced that the Sophie Malt Great Run in Ethiopia, which was attended by many local and foreign participants, ambassadors, invited athletes and 45 thousand participants, has ended peacefully.

The task force announced that the security force, the participants of the competition and the residents of the city contributed a lot to the peaceful completion of this year's competition.

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Ronaldo left the stadium before the end of yesterday's match

It was announced that Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo left the stadium before the team's game last night.

The Portuguese, who was on the bench, was seen coming off the bench in the 89th minute as Manchester United led Tottenham 2-0.

It was reported that Ronaldo left the stadium after leaving the changing table and going straight to the changing room.

Coach Erik ten Haag, who was asked for his opinion on the matter after the game; They said they will look into Ronaldo's case today.

“I saw him (getting up from the changing seat); But I didn't talk to him," said Erik ten Haag.

Ronaldo left the stadium after his coach substituted striker Anthony Elanga and midfielder Christian Eriksen.

Ronaldo made it clear he was not happy when he was substituted in a previous match. Manchester United hosted Newcastle United at home and lost without a goal. Ronaldo repeatedly shook his head when he was replaced by Rashford.

After the Newcastle game, coach Erik ten Haag said "I have no problem" with Ronaldo; He said that he should convince me with his ability to ensure the game on the field.

Cristiano Ronaldo left the field before the end of the game last night, causing a lot of criticism.

Former England striker Gerry Lineker says the Portuguese's performance overshadowed his side's impressive win over Tottenham.

"This is unacceptable - it is very degrading," he said on the BBC's Match of the Day programme.

Ashley Williams, who was a member of the Welsh national team; "It was a fantastic night for Manchester United but we are still talking about Cristiano Ronaldo, who has not played," he said.

Liverpool beats Rangers at the Ibrox stadium in their latest champions league encounter. 

Liverpool were at their deadliest form putting seven past the Rangers goalkeeper. 

Rangers took the lead at the early stages before Firminho put Liverpool level afterwards and the first half ended level.

It was a totally different Liverpool side in the second half. Roberto Firminho scored his second goal of the day to put Liverpool ahead before new boy Nunez scored the third goal.

Mohammed Salah scored a hatrick after coming on in the second half. Eliot scored the last goal as Liverpool win by seven goals to one.

Liverpool are on verge of qualification after they won three of their four games played. Next up it will be with the most inform team Napoli at Anfield in the champions league. 

At the weekend Liverpool will play against Manchester City in the premierleague where they are 10th in the table after eight games. Which is the worst possible start since 2017. It was remembered that Liverpool lost to Arsenal in their last premiere league game.

Lula adviced her fans to keep exercising even if it looks difficult at times. Lula is a former model now working as an Ebs crew.

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What is Breast cancer?

Breast cancer is the second most common type of cancer in the world in women, and is more common in young women over the age of 50, but is more likely to occur in young women.

Although the exact causes of breast cancer are not known, the following are some of the factors that increase the risk of developing breast cancer.

1. Age-

The risk of developing breast cancer doubles every 10 years, usually in women over 50 years of age.

2. By descent-

This type of cancer is hereditary, and the risk of transmission is higher if the mother, sister, or grandmother of a family member who has been diagnosed with the cancer is infected.

3. Those who have had breast cancer in the past

4. Women who have not given birth or who have given birth to their first child over the age of 30

5. Non-breastfeeding

6. Women whose breasts have been exposed to radiation for a long time

7. Drink plenty of alcohol

8. Smoking

** Symptoms of breast cancer

1. Swelling on the breast and around the breast

The most common symptom of breast cancer is a painless lump. This tumor may not be the most common type of cancer. But it is important to go to a medical facility and check.

2. Separation of breast size and shape

If you notice differences in shape and size by comparing one breast with another, it is a good idea to go to a medical facility to check.

3. Occurrence of tightness on a particular breast skin

4. Turn the nipple inwards

This type of nipple injection does not involve childhood (previous) or natural nipple copying.

5. Pain

Occasionally there may be pain around the breast. However, breast cancer may not be the first sign of cancer.

Breast cancer may have symptoms that follow the spread of the disease. It first spreads to the area around the Hymph node, which can cause swelling under the armpits.

Breast cancer is a disease that can spread to the liver and other parts of the body if left untreated and untreated, and is on the rise in Ethiopia.

Therefore, anyone with any of the above symptoms should seek medical attention immediately.

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The payment system, which has been in place at federal and university hospitals for the past 40 years, has been revised❗️

The Ministry of Health has announced that it is making changes in the health service based on prevention. However, it is said that the quality of health services is not being achieved fairly.

One of the main reasons for this is the lack of review of government and university hospitals, Dr. Tegene Regassa, Head of Public Relations and Communication at the Ministry of Health, told Bisrat Radio.

With this in mind, Dr. Feven Girma, Director of Partnership and Cooperation at the Ministry of Health, told Bisrat Radio that the directive needs to be revised to fill the gap created by the lack of review over the past 40 years.

The director said the review would take into account the needs of the community, adding that the process of providing free services to the underprivileged would continue.

In the process, it is said that the people in the formal economic sector will cover the cost of 45% of their own expenses.

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