As Andi Weimann himself admits, his ascension to the position of Bristol City captain feels natural to the point where it hasn’t made much of a notable difference in terms of his role within the squad.
Universally liked and, more importantly, respected throughout the club, across the various generational lines, a pleasure to coach, an intelligent listener, consumer and activator of a manager’s game plan, a vocal presence in the dressing room and somebody who consistently sets standards in terms of commitment, effort and professionalism.
It’s what he’s always tended to do, and be like, since he first set foot through the doors of Ashton Gate in July 2018, albeit he’s a more outwardly confident and level-headed figure than the one signed from Derby County almost five years ago.
