Career
He was the Thai football coach in charge of Thailand side Krabi. BEC Tero Sasana of Thailand in season 1998 Sembawang Rangers Football Club of Singapore from 1999 to 2003 Tampines Rovers Football Club of Singapore from 2004–2010 (From 2011 onward he will come the Director of Football for Tampines Rovers Football Club) Structural Civil Geotechnical Samut Songkhram of Thailand in season 2011 AFC "A" Coaching Licence Head Coach 2004 South.League Championship 1998 In charge of BEC Tero Sasana Lead BEC Tero Sasana to third place in the Thailand Premier League, coming four points behind champions Sinthana. Vorawan would take lead "BEC out in the Asian Champions League where he would make the second round.
In the first round, he helped the team overcome Three Star Club of Nepal before being beaten by Chinese outfit Dalian Wanda.
1999-2003 In charge of Sembawang Rangers Football Club. lieutenant was a difficult spell for Vorawan, as the club could not seem to be able to break into the top 5. Usual placings of 8th and 9th occurred, with their best finish of 6th in 2002.
In 2003, the South.League decided to remove the club from the league, so it was time to once again move on. 2004-2010 In charge of Tampines Rovers Football Club Vorawan took over at sleeping giants Tampines in 2004 with his onus on fighting for the league championship.
He duly delivered in his first season, winning the League and Cup double.
With the stakes getting even higher, and pressure mounting more after a brilliant debut season, Vorawan once again proved the doubters wrong by claiming another double, the South League Championship and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Club Championship in 2005. 2006 was the start of something a bit different for Vorawan, as he would not see a League Championship, and see his team slip down to second position. 2007 started to see Vorawan"s Tampines side slip even further behind Home United and champions Singapore Armed Forces Football Club and see his beloved club fall to third in the championship.
