William Gupwell goes down to south-west London to find a club out to rediscover itself

LONDON Welsh were once a club at the pinnacle of the rugby world, providing the game with some of its greatest players, such as British and Irish legends JPR Williams and John Dawes.
However, the professional era brought financial troubles for the club, and disaster came in 2017 when the RFU dissolved the professional side of the operation, and they became purely an amateur team playing in the lower tiers of the rugby pyramid.
Since 2017, those at the Exiles have been determined to return the onc...