He left in February 2011 when the playing budget was cut to zero and linked up with Worcester City - first on the scouting side and then, in May 2011, as assistant manager to Carl Heeley. Over the next few seasons City made a name for themselves as non-league giant-killers in the FA Cup, knocking out a number of Football League sides.
He left his position when the club's budget was cut to zero and joined Worcester City, initially as a scout and later as assistant manager under Carl Heeley. Over the subsequent years, City became known for their ability to defeat numerous Football League teams in the FA Cup.