No. I don’t need to respond to critics. Critic is an

No. I don’t need to respond to critics. Critic is an opinion. Everyone is welcome to an opinion.

A lot of people had an opinion two weeks ago and then didn't have an opinion for two weeks when the players were winning.

You have to deal with that. Nothing more to say on the game, other than I can’t do anything about it now until we play in March.

Harris

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Back in on Monday, what was your talk?





NEIL HARRIS:

Derby games are one-offs. Fortunately for us you get a second bite at the cherry.

The dressing room was disappointed afterwards, we all feel that. It’s my job to deal with it, whether it’s to raise my voice or a calm manner, that stays between me and my players.

It’s about bleeding and responding and it all becomes about Birmingham.

Let’s be honest. That won’t be forgotten. It won’t be forgotten by my training ground for a long time.

But the players can now affect Wednesday. I won’t let all the good work heading into that Swansea game be dismantled.

It’s a great opportunity against a big club like Birmingham and I look forward to the challenge.

Harris

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Are you surprised at the reaction after the derby?






NEIL HARRIS:

No. Everyone wants to win and you don’t want to lose a derby.

I was clear in my opinion before the game about bragging rights and we got beat. Not surprised at criticism aimed at me or my players at all.

It’s my job to respond on the training ground and make sure the players respond on Wednesday.

Harris

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