Brisbane chief executive Greg Swann has denied any suggestion the struggling AFL club have an issue with coach Justin Leppitschs temper.Leppitsch has come under fire after reacting angrily to rumours of a player revolt at the Lions during a press conference last week.Leppitsch labelled the rumours crap, lies and a bunch of bulls**t as the pressure continues to mount on the former Lions premiership star.Last weekends loss to Greater Western Sydney was a club-record equalling 12th in a row and leaves the Lions with just one win from 16 matches this season.Swann however says any suggestion Leppitschs outburst was reflective of a temper problem was rubbish.Hes very measured - that stems from one minor blow up at a press conference, Swann told Brisbanes Triple M radio.Every coach in the world has had a minor blow up at a press conference but from the playing groups point of view theres certainly no bad tempers.Swann has also hit out at the suggestion captain Tom Rockliff is agitating to be released from the Lions.Rockliff has a year to run on his contract but has been linked to moves to several clubs including St Kilda and Adelaide after negotiations with the Lions reportedly stalled.But the Lions boss says talks were simply put on hold when Rockliff was injured earlier in the season and hes confident theyll resume later in the year.Probably later this year we might have a talk about it, he said.But hes contracted for next year so theres no real stress from anybody to be honest.Swann says the rumours and reports are part of the deal when youre struggling but has urged fans to maintain faith in the clubs direction.When youre one and 15, thats your lot in life. 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Murray, the 2014 champion in Vienna, eased past Isner 6-1 6-3 in 73 minutes and now goes on to face defending champion David Ferrer for a place in the final on Saturday after the Spaniard came through an epic contest against Viktor Troicki.If he wins the tournament and Paris Masters crown next week, Murray could unseat Djokovic as the top-ranked player as long as the Serbian loses before the final in the French capital. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. Isner crumbled in a one-sided opening set which lasted just 27 minutes. The American made an uncharacteristic 20 unforced errors, while Murray was perfect on his first serve and almost as immaculate on his second.The punishment continued in the second set after Isner received treatment for a blister on his right hand following the opening game. How Murray beat Isner... 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