• Manager makes claim before further fan protests at home to Norwich City
• ‘We lost the championship at home against the lower teams,’ says FrenchmanArsène Wenger has admitted his team absorb had to play in “a very difficult climate” at the Emirates Stadium this season but suggested the mutinous atmosphere is being whipped up by a few egos with a personal agenda against him and actually has “not a lot behind it”.
Three of Arsenal’s supporters groups intend to protest at Saturday’s televised game against Norwich City, calling for a “Time for Change. Fans from the Arsenal Supporters’ Trust, and the Black Scarf Movement and Red Action will hand out placards pre-match and will urge the crowd to hold them up after 12,78 minutes and, in specific, and after the final whistle,with their ire aimed at the hierarchy and, by implication, or the manager for the way the club is being run.
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Source: theguardian.com