Boa Morte denies Fulham player rift - March 19, 2006
Fulham skipper Luis Boa Morte insists there's no player rift at Craven
"All the team is together and everyone is with the manager," said Boa Morte. "There is a very good spirit in the dressing room, there isn't any rift at all.
"It's normal when we lose to speak about it at the end of the match. It has to happen because we like to get things right.
"We didn't put in good performances against Arsenal and Everton and, of course, no-one was happy and we had to talk about things.
"No-one was having a go personally but we were talking for the benefit of the team, about where we make mistakes and the errors. It has to happen."
Responding to speculation Coleman's job could be in jeopardy if the downward spiral continues, the Portugal international added: "We have seen things in the papers but we think it's unfair because he's one of the youngest managers in the Premiership but with good experience and good methods of training."
"All the team is together and everyone is with the manager," said Boa Morte. "There is a very good spirit in the dressing room, there isn't any rift at all.
"It's normal when we lose to speak about it at the end of the match. It has to happen because we like to get things right.
"We didn't put in good performances against Arsenal and Everton and, of course, no-one was happy and we had to talk about things.
"No-one was having a go personally but we were talking for the benefit of the team, about where we make mistakes and the errors. It has to happen."
Responding to speculation Coleman's job could be in jeopardy if the downward spiral continues, the Portugal international added: "We have seen things in the papers but we think it's unfair because he's one of the youngest managers in the Premiership but with good experience and good methods of training."
