He's not a manager, he's a good coach not manager.
Semantics.
It's not really, the two are very different and McLaren happens to be very good at one and quite poor at the other.
Urgh, yeah, but the point I'm making us that he's officially been a manager ever since he left ManU. In his eyes he's a manager, and will have the aspirations of a manager. That's not gonna work under the board's current philosophy.
He's Head Coach at Derby.