Honours
- As a player
- PFA Third Division Team of the Year: 1982–83
- Awards
- Fulham
- Football League Third Division Manager of the Season: 1996–97
- Brighton & Hove Albion
- Football League Third Division Manager of the Month: September 2000
- Football League Third Division Manager of the Season: 2000–01
- Football League Second Division Manager of the Month: September 2001
- Leicester City
- Football League First Division Manager of the Month: September 2002
- Coventry City
- Football League Championship Manager of the Month: April 2005
- Port Vale
- Football League Two Manager of the Month: September 2010, November 2010 & September 2012
- Promotions
- 1996–97: Third Division Runner Up (promotion to the Second Division) – Fulham
- 2000–01: Third Division Champion (promotion to the Second Division) – Brighton & Hove Albion
- 2002–03: First Division Runner Up (promotion to the Premier League) – Leicester City
- Trophies
- Port Vale
- Staffordshire Senior Cup runners-up: 2010
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