Bristol City forward Andi Weimann believes Nigel Pearson has every right to say what he did in the wake of the Robins 3-1 defeat at Swansea City, indicating strong words were also said by players in the dressing room of the Swansea.com Stadium.
Weimann claimed his 15th goal of the season in south Wales only for City to then surrender a winning position through some questionable decisions at the back, which Pearson branded, "apologies for defending".
In a furious four-minute press conference, Pearson blasted the attitude and hunger of certain individuals - without naming them - in his squad, which is likely to have a bearing on his selection for Saturday's visit of Middlesbrough.
