Caernarfon MP Dafydd Wigley succeeded Gwynfor Evans as president in 1981, inheriting a party whose morale was at an all-time low.

Just after the start of 2004 – 05, Sturrock handed in his resignation and was replaced by Steve Wigley who spent three months at the helm before being replaced by Harry Redknapp.

Henry Clay Wigley continued to live at the base of the mountain for decades.

Wigley Road at one time went from Sandy Plains Road all the way through to Georgia 92, but it was closed in the 1970s due to poor maintenance.

After spending four years of mixed fortunes on the South Coast, helping Portsmouth to the 1992 FA Cup semi final where they lost on a penalty shootout to Liverpool, Wigley moved to Exeter to finish his Football League playing career and then having a brief spell with non-league Bognor Regis Town before taking on his first managerial job at Aldershot.

In his time at Forest, Wigley moved up the ranks to become first team coach before short-lived Saints boss Stuart Gray lured him to Southampton as academy director in the summer of 2001.

During Gordon Strachan's reign at Southampton, Wigley moved to focus more on the first team than the academy players.

During the rumoured player disputes with Sturrock, Wigley stepped in as an intermediary and helped solve differences at the club.

After leaving Southampton, Wigley joined up with former Nottingham Forest team-mate Stuart Pearce at Manchester City as assistant manager / first team coach.

On 18 August 2010, Wigley became assistant manager to Keith Millen at Bristol City on a one-year-rolling contract.

It seems to have formed part of the manor of Wigley, and the rent of tenants at Cadnam was paid to Amesbury Abbey until the Dissolution.

Land at Cadnam and Winsor was granted with the manor of Wigley to Edmund Vaughan in 1545.

The airline was established and started operations in 1920 as New Zealand Aero Transport Company, at Timaru by Rodolph Lysaght Wigley.

Wigley made his first-class debut later that month against Surrey at Guildford, but again struggled, conceding 116 runs from 20. 4 overs for the solitary wicket of Saqlain Mushtaq.

In 2005, Wigley played three County Championship games in April, but was unfortunate to suffer injury against Lancashire at the end of the month, when his hand was broken by a beamer sent down by Jimmy Anderson.

That winter, Wigley moved to Northamptonshire, and in 2006 he was given more opportunities than he had had at Worcestershire, playing in eight first-class and five one-day games.

Wigley now coaches at the Old Northamptonians Cricket Club in the Northants Premier League, and privately through his own company.

New manager Paul Sturrock was appointed before the end of the campaign but was sacked just after the 2004 – 05 season, to be replaced by Steve Wigley who spent just three months in charge before the arrival of Harry Redknapp from local rivals Portsmouth.

Wigley is one of only two Aldershot Town managers not to have achieved promotion during his spell in charge of the Club.

Opponents of Wigley claimed that he was not yet ready for Premier League management ; with only three years in charge of Aldershot, a non-league club.

When Sturrock left the club in August 2004 only two games into the new season, chairman Rupert Lowe revealed that Wigley had been appointed full time boss of the Saints and not just caretaker.

In 1984 Wigley resigned from the presidency because of his children's health, but returned to the job in 1991 after the resignation of Dafydd Elis Thomas.

Wigley was appointed as manager of Aldershot Town after the departure of Steve Wignall.

Wigley left City after Pearce was sacked in May 2007.

Wigley teamed up with Pearce again, this time as England Under-21 coach, after Pearce was appointed to this role in 2007.

Wigley took early retirement in 2010, after only competing for just over three weeks that summer.

He regained the seat-with a majority of 3, 640 votes-in the October 1974 General Election, when he returned to Parliament accompanied by two other Plaid Cymru MPs, Dafydd Wigley and Dafydd Elis Thomas.

The band initially consisted of Nicky Stephens ( keyboards ), Roger Stephens ( bass ), Danny Wigley ( vocals ), Mel Oxer, ( drums ) and Paul LeClerc ( guitar ).

However, rumours of player dissatisfaction and personal problems dogged Sturrock, and he was replaced just five months later by reserve team coach Steve Wigley.

The ensuing leadership battle, won by Alun Michael, did much to damage Labour, and thus aided Plaid Cymru, whose leader was the more popular and higher profile Dafydd Wigley.

The opening sequence of the Sheffield promotion film from 1972 is taken from City on the Move, a film commissioned by Peter Wigley, Sheffield's first ever publicity officer, to convince people that Sheffield was a centre for tourism and commerce.

On 19 November 2010 it was announced that he had been granted a peerage by the Queen, and took his seat in the House of Lords as Baron Wigley, of Caernarfon on 24 January 2011.

Wigley was born in Derby, England, the only child of Elfyn Edward Wigley and Myfanwy Batterbee.

It was naturally assumed that either Wigley or Dafydd Elis Thomas would succeed him as president.

At one time the entire mountain was owned by the Wigley family.

There was a place where natural springs created a huge swampy mudbog in the middle of the Wigley Road, which led to its closing.

He was born to Jacob Hunter Todd and Rosanna Wigley in 1878.

Wigley was replaced, to much furore, by former Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp.

When Strachan left the club in 2004, Wigley was asked to step in as caretaker.

When Pearce was made caretaker manager of the full England team in February 2012, Wigley accompanied him as his assistant.

On 18 November 2011 it was announced that Wigley would be rejoining Hull City's backroom staff as first-team coach.

GF was first described in 1945 by John Edwin Mackonochie Wigley ( 1892 – 1962 ).