The Scot was sacked after just nine months at Old Trafford
but he feels the experience will serve him well ahead of a
potential role at another high-profile club
David Moyes says he is ready to return to football
management following his sacking by Manchester United.
The Scot was hand-picked by Sir Alex Ferguson to take over
the reins following the latter's retirement, but was dismissed
just nine months later as the reigning champions finished
seventh in the Premier League.
Moyes was in talks with Galatasaray during the summer, only
for Cesare Prandelli to be appointed, and feels his experiences
at Old Trafford will serve him well ahead of a potential role at
another high-profile club.
"I'm ready to go," he told The Telegraph . "I've no time scale.
I'm enjoying the break but I'm a football man and I want to
work. I feel my best years are still ahead of me and I do feel I
am still a young manager.
"I've lots to learn and lots I want to put into practice. I think I
am better equipped to take over a job like Manchester United
now than even when I did take over because I've had a
chance to see what happens, what goes on.
"I felt I was ready when I left Everton, but, obviously, when
you get in, you see things and you realise that experience and
knowledge you can only get from being in the job. But,
unfortunately, I only got nine months.