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Gylfi Sigurdsson believes the new Tottenham head coach will be a success

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Tottenham’s new signing Gylfi Sigurdsson believes that Andre Villas-Boas will do well in his new role as Spurs head coach.

The midfielder completed his move to White Hart Lane this week and was the first signing the Portuguese boss made for the north London club.

“I like him and the ideas he has,” Sigurdsson said.

“He has faith in me and I’m looking forward to working under his leadership.

“There is great ambition and the club intend to do big things. It is a pleasure to see that Gareth Bale has signed a new contract. There are top players and the club is getting a new training ground.”

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