Just in case you are interested, the Guardian ran a great podcast series about the history of the football manager, which has just finished. You can catch up with it here.
It charts the rise of the football manager in the 1930's, through the 60's, 70's and into the present day, presenting a long-term view of how the role has changed, and how it might further change in the future.
It's quite interesting from the perspective at looking at the archtypes of the modern manager, and how some have faded away and some have changed and adapted to the modern game.
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