Former Manchester United coach Phil Neville says his move into television can launch his managerial career.
David Moyes' departure meant Neville was no longer required at United and the 37-year-old will now join Match of the Day for its 50th anniversary season.
"I see this as a vital time in my coaching and managerial career - I've got a 25-year plan," Neville told the Daily Mail.
"I want to build my own philosophy, I want to write my own philosophy, I want to watch and study games, I want to spend time with top managers.
"That's the whole philosophy of everything from the Under-8s to the first team, from the discipline to the style.
"I've been fortunate in the last 12 months to read other people's philosophies.
"I want to build up a dossier, a bible so that when I go into a club I can say, 'This is what I'm about'."
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