AVB a good gamble for Spurs

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He's back, and this time, Andre Villas-Boas is leading another London club - Tottenham Hotspur.

The former Chelsea manager's maiden season in the EPL might have been cut short, but his reputation for being able to organise teams well to play an attacking game has earned him quite a few fans, including Spurs chairman Daniel Levy.

With the impending departure of players such as Luka Modric, Spurs can offer almost a blank canvas for Villas-Boas to display his artistry.

Unlike the players at Chelsea, who reportedly staged a mutiny during Villas-Boas' ill-fated three-month stint, Spurs' players should respond better to his ways.