Chris Ashton attacked with a glass in London nightclub after Saracens' draw with Leicester The 25 -year-old will be mortified, though, that he has been caught up in such events given that he only switched clubs in the summer, eager for a fresh start. The England head coach immediately showed that he was prepared to back up his tough disciplinary stance when he suspended Danny Care for the entire Six Nations championship after the Harlequins scrum-half was involved in several drink-related incidents, the last of which saw him breathalysed and banned from driving. Headlines follow Ashton round, be it from his Ash Splash celebratory dive over the try-line, something that has met with measured disapproval from Lancaster, to his eye-catching scoring prowess. Ashton also found himself embroiled in an incident in a Dunedin hotel room during last year's Rugby World Cup which drew rebuke from the then England manager, Martin Johnson. The regime at Saracens is inclusive and self-policing, with club having a deserved reputation as family-friendly. Ashton has made a great start to his Saracens career, scoring three tries in his first three games.