Club Officials
The first Wanderers secretary was A. W. Mackenzie (1859–1864). He was succeeded by C. W. Alcock (1864–1875), Jarvis Kenrick (1875–1879) and Charles Wollaston (1879–1883). The secretary of the revived club is Mark Wilson, who has held the position since the club was set up.
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