Williams was furious after his side slumped to a 2-0 defeat that left the Swans just five points above the relegation zone.
City mustered only one shot on target at the Riverside and they’ve now won just one of their past six games.
Williams, who took over in January after leaving Notts County, said his players needed to prove they were part of his long-term plans at the club.
He fumed: “It was just an atrocious game of football, an absolutely diabolical example of the Championship.
“It would have been nicer if we’d won – at least we could have then pretended to be happy about something, but goodness me...
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LATE DUFFY AXED AS CITY HELD BY THE U'S
NORWICH skipper Shane Duffy was dropped for disciplinary reasons according to head coach Jo- hannes Hoff Thorup before the Canaries were held by lowly Oxford United at home.
SELLES SO THRILLED AS TIGERS FIGHT ON
RUBEN Selles hailed the \"brilliant team spirit\" of 10-man Hull City as they lived up to their Tigers' nickname to take a valiant point at Ashton Gate.
Fans back interim boss Sheehan
SWANSEA interim boss Alan Sheehan admitted he was flat- tered by fans urging him to stay after their victory over Middlesbrough courtesy of Ji-Sung Eom’s first goal for his club.
IT'S AWAY DAY TILES DELIGHT FOR HAPPY ROHL
SHEFFIELD Wednesday manager Danny Rohl was delighted with an emphatic win at relegation- haunted Plymouth.
SCOTT KEEPS FEET FIRMLY ON GROUND
SCOTT PARKER is determined not to focus on promotion after a rampant win against Luton Town kept his Burnley side within two points of the automatic promotion spots.
Keeper fuss is over insists boss Neil
ALEX Neil says Millwall have drawn a line under the controversy surrounding the dismissal of goalkeeper Liam Roberts at Crystal Palace following his side’s victory at Watford after goals from Casper De Norre and Josh Coburn overturned Matt Pollock’s first-half effort.
LEARNING THE RIGHT HABITS
Professor of men's health bids to help pros' mental fitness...
Set-piece specialist earns his rewards
SCOTT Twine was a promising cricketer as a boy, but from the moment he saw Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo blast that legendary dipping free-kick beyond David James in the Portsmouth goal, his mind was made up.
MAYENDA & MEPHAM SINK THE BLUEBIRDS
SUNDERLAND boss Regis Le Bris says patience is paying off for Eliezer Mayenda after the striker continued his fine recent run of form with a goal in their win over Cardiff.
MOWBRAY TALKS UP BOLD BAGGIES
TONY Mowbray heaped praise on his ten-man West Brom side following their “huge, Herculean” win over a spirited Queens Park Rangers, maintaining their place in the Championship play-offs.
