[5] After a move from full back into midfield, he scored his first two goals of the season in the final league match of 2006–07 at home to Leyton Orient where Huddersfield won 3–1.
He made his debut against Workington A.F.C., helping Guiseley to a 3–0 win thanks to goals from Danny Forrest, Ciaron Toner and striker Gavin Allot.
In the season of 2014–15 with the introduction of right-back Ryan Toulson, Mark Bower moved Holdsworth back into midfield where he is a great threat in front of goal.
Andy would then take up a new role, joining Sheffield Wednesday as the clubs Professional Development Phase manager in September 2018.
[14] Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, he would get his first taste of first team management, taking charge of the FA Cup game away to Exeter City.