Prior to his work with Fulham, Moravek was an official scout for English Premiership side, Southampton FC from 2003-2005 and was an academy coach for them from 2001-2003.In his time as an academy coach with Southampton he was fortunate to coach the likes of Gareth Bale of Real Madrid and Nathan Dyer among others. In addition he worked as an apprentice with the first team under Gordon Strachan who is the former manager of Scotland's National Team as well as reserve team manager and former England U21 National Team Coach Steve Wigley.

In 2003, Moravek served as the assistant coach for the Jamaican Men's National Team which saw him in action against the USA, Nigeria, Paraguay, Cuba and Brazil Select. He was also assistant for their Olympic U23s, U20s and U17s sides.In 2000-2001, Moravek was the head national team coach for the British Virgin Islands and Seba United FC(Currently Montego Bay United)in Jamaica’s Premier Division. He has also coached the Maryland Mania of the professional “A” League and college sides, NCAA Division 1, Longwood University, Howard University and NCAA Division 2 Shepherd University.

 

Bill was a scholarship athlete for Clemson University's 1987 National Championship and 1988 World Collegiate winning teams. In addition, he was a member of Clemson's Gator Bowl winning football team from 1989-1990. He is also the founder and technical director of Moravek Soccer School and currently holds a USSF “A” coaches license.