In this day and age juggling both jobs is next to impossible and I think it’s a role that will eventually die out.
Mark Hateley put himself on when he had a calf injury. He hobbled on, turned to the chairman in the stands and waved at him to thank him for another grand...
Kenny made the role work because he was revered and respected by everyone in the squad
These days the manager has a million-and-one jobs to do. You have to be a financial advisor, schoolteacher, psychologist and a statistician
In the past it was seen as a way for clubs to get two for the price of one
When you were manager as well you would never get that time to rest because something always came up. It was knackering
Clubs are now global brands and the media commitments and scrutiny increases with each year
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