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Lamps lights way for goal ace Victor

ON A ROLL: Victor Torp celebrates scoring for the Sky Blues against Birmingham last week and, inset, Frank Lampard nets for Chelsea from close range
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VICTOR Torp scored his fifth goal of the season in Coventry’s 3-0 win over Birmingham last weekend, prompting Frank Lampard to offer a very familiar analysis of his Danish midfielder.
“He scores all sorts of goals,” said the Sky Blues boss. “And he’s so keen to improve, listen and learn. He’s just a really smart, technically good football player who’s got all the great at...

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