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London strategist Andre Villas Boas insists that there are no disagreements between coaches and footballers in the team.
The Portuguese spoke after a dramatic 2-1 victory against Wolverhampton. It was decided by Frank Lampard's goal in the 89th minute.
"The joy shared by everyone after Ramires's first goal proves that we are united and have a common goal," Villas Boas said. "It is very important to continue to support each other, as it doesn't matter who ultimately scores the goal."
Lampard was also in good spirits, admitting that he could have been sent off the field in the first half for a rough foul on Adam Hammill: "My heart sank, I can't deny it. The action was not intentional, but I was late and I am happy to have stayed on the field.
"I immediately apologized to Hammill. I probably got lucky," added the Englishman who received a yellow card.
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