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Published 14:25 3 Jan 2016 GMT
Updated 14:29 3 Jan 2016 GMT

"I'm not going to say where I want to end up, and it isn't in management or head coaching, so I want to be clear about that," Neville told Sky Sports.
"That's not my ultimate goal of where I want to be. From my point of view, I was really enjoying what I was doing, I really was, the multiple things I had on, even though I knew it was coming to a point where I had to make decisions at the end of this season.
"I think it is uncertain the amount of time I'll be here but (even) if I got given a five-year contract I think it would be uncertain about the amount of time I'd be here. That's why I'm relaxed."
Despite Neville's admirable candour, it will be interesting to see how Valencia fans react to his comments. Will they accept his temporary mindset, or resent him using them as valuable work experience...
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