Among the top five teams, Arsenal, who are in fourth place, have the worst home record. Disappointed fans have expressed their frustrations about the club's failure to finish first in the league for the 12th consecutive year. Supporters from the Arsenal Supporters' Trust, the Black Scarf Movement, and Red Action are planning to protest at Saturday's game against Norwich City with the message "Time for Change" in how the club is managed. Wenger, the team's manager, defended his players, stating that they have character and attitude and that those who criticize them have less character. He urged everyone to stick together. We were defeated in the championship game at our home field against weaker teams, but we faced challenging weather conditions. Despite this, we are leading the league among the top teams and are looking to make necessary additions. There were concerns about Arsenal's ambition when they only signed goalkeeper Petr Cech in the offseason, and doubts were raised about whether Wenger was receiving enough financial support from majority owner Stan Kroenke to strengthen the team. Wenger stated that Kroenke has never prevented him from making transfers and did not want to discuss his owners personally. Arsenal's manager, the longest serving in the club's history, emphasized the importance of working with the resources generated by the club. He mentioned that the club values ambition and that the owner has never restricted him in the transfer market. In terms of player availability, Santi Cazorla and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who have been sidelined with injuries, could be back for selection against Norwich. Cazorla has been practicing with the team for two weeks while Alex for one week, so one of them could be involved in the upcoming match. The team from north London has a five-point lead over Manchester United, who are in fifth place and have a game to play. They are aiming to solidify their spot in the Champions League for next season when they play against Norwich on Saturday.