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Full name: London Welsh Rugby Football Club/Clwb Rygbi Cymry Llundain

Nickname: The Dragons, The Taffs on the Thames

Ground: Kassam Stadium – Oxford (Capacity: 12,500)

Tournaments: Aviva Premiership, LV= Cup

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  • 5 May 2013: Room 101: Tom Voyce – London Welsh winger
    1. Scrums This might surprise you but I know from first-hand experience how tough being part of a scrum is. On a few occasions at Wasps and then Gloucester I was asked to fill in on the flank in a defensive scrum after we’d had a forward sent to the sin-bin. I remember the tight-head [...]
  • 2 May 2013: My Life in Rugby: Lee Beach – London Welsh and former Ospreys and Wales Sevens captain
    We were in Dubai getting ready for the World Cup Sevens quarter-final in 2009 and Aled Thomas asked me how many pairs of boxer shorts he needed to pack, he thought just one because we were playing New Zealand. I told him three just to be sure and when we got out there against New [...]
  • 1 May 2013: Jeff Probyn: Make cuts now, Exiles, or you may face ruin later
    Like the scene from Titanic after the ship hit the iceberg, the relegation of London Welsh has seen many of those associated with the club jump overboard before the inevitable happens. Relegation is never certain until the season is over, as Leeds can confirm when they survived in 2002 because of the deficiencies of Rotherham’s facilities. However, [...]
  • 24 April 2013: Ed Jackson to join London Wasps
    Ed Jackson is to join London Wasps next season from London Welsh. The 25-year-old back row signs for the Men in Black having hugely impressed in the Aviva Premiership this season after a successful rise through the Championship a year ago. Jackson is a powerful ball carrier who has made a huge impact at London [...]
  • 16 April 2013: Money man Kelvin Bryon pulls plug on London Welsh hopes
    London Welsh are facing fresh turmoil after the club’s majority shareholder, Kelvin Bryon, revealed he is pulling out at the end of the season. Bryon, who saved the Exiles from liquidation in 2009 and almost single-handedly funded the club’s push into the Premiership, has become disillusioned with rugby after a season in which Welsh were [...]

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