Terry Sigley ,
Prop, born 1978, (12 Oct, Sutton Coldfield) returned to Moseley from
Northampton in 2007/08 and again for 2008/09 after a period at Sale.
Terry provides cover on both
sides of the front row and
welcome experience in a young squad.
The ‘veteran’ has racked up over 100 National Division One appearances as
well as Guinness Premiership outings for Gloucester (2004-2006 37
appearances) Sale and Bath.
A local player, Terry was encouraged to
play rugby by his headmaster at Longwood School in Tamworth leading to a
spell in Leicester 's Academy/U21 side before joining Moseley following
in the footsteps of elder brother, Rob.
His first spell with Moseley was highlighted by his selection for the
2002 tour to Chile with England Counties having scored for the North
Midlands side that won the County Shield at Twickenham in May 2004.
He left Moseley in the summer of 2002 following the uncertainty over
Moseley's future and was one of many players offered security locally
when Oxford 's takeover threatened at the end of that season.
Standout appearances over a period of three seasons in ND1 led to his
signing at Gloucester before spells at Bath and Northampton en route
back to Moseley for the latter part of the 2007/08 season.
Terry is fondly remembered by Moseley supporters for opening the scoring
when Moseley beat a promotion chasing and previously unbeaten Worcester
side in December 2000, in the first season at Bournbrook.
Height: 1.88m (6' 2")
Weight: 121kg (19st 1lb)
Position: Prop
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