Among the top five teams, Arsenal, who are currently in fourth place, have the worst record at home. Displeased fans have expressed their frustrations about the team's inability to finish at the top of the league for the twelfth consecutive season. Supporters from various groups, including the Arsenal Supporters' Trust, the Black Scarf Movement, and Red Action, are planning to protest at the upcoming match against Norwich City with the theme of "Time for Change" in how the club is managed. Wenger, the team's manager, defended the team's character and attitude, stating that those who question them have less character than the team itself. He emphasized the importance of unity among the team and its supporters. We were defeated in the championship game at our home against weaker teams, but we faced challenging weather conditions. Despite this setback, we are currently leading the league among the top teams and are looking to make necessary additions. There were doubts about Arsenal's ambition after only signing goalkeeper Petr Cech during the off-season, and concerns about whether Wenger was receiving enough financial support from majority stakeholder Stan Kroenke to strengthen the team. Wenger clarified that Kroenke has never prevented him from making transfers and chose not to comment personally on his owners. Arsenal's longest serving manager emphasized the importance of clubs using the resources they generate, stating that this is a value he believes in. He also praised the ambition of the club and mentioned that key players like Santi Cazorla and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who have been sidelined with injuries, will be available for selection in the upcoming match against Norwich. Wenger mentioned that one of the two players could be involved in the game, as Cazorla has been training with the team for two weeks and Oxlade-Chamberlain for one week. The team from north London currently holds a five-point lead over Manchester United, who are in fifth place and have a game to play. They are aiming to secure their spot in next season's Champions League by defeating Norwich on Saturday.