English press gleefully kick the boot into Australia following David Warner's bar room incident The English press have enjoyed David Warner's indiscretion. The back page of the London Telegraph. THE English press have had a field day at Dave Warner's expense, gleefully reporting Australia's tour of England has got off to a "shambolic start." Never one to miss an opportunity to stick the boot into Australia, England's newspapers have been predictably scathing following Warner's bar room incident. London newspaper The Daily Mail led the charge, with "You let your country down" as their headline. Australia seemed to have got off to the worst possible start to an Ashes tour eight years ago when Andrew Symonds was too drunk to play in the humiliating one-day defeat by Bangladesh in Cardiff. Yet that, clearly, was nothing," wrote English scribe Paul Newman. Enter David Warner, to compound the already serious problems Australia have suffered with their form and injury to captain Michael Clarke with behaviour so crass that it is difficult to see how he can remain on this already troubled trip. This will go down as one of the great Ashes off-field incidents. It also adds to the sense of shambles around an Australian team who are still reeling from "Homeworkgate," which marred their troubled tour of India." They also used the incident to write a separate piece on "a history of Aussie boozing and bust-ups - from Ponting's black eye to Boon's 52 cans of beer in one flight." The Telegraph placed Warner on the back page with "A new low" as the headline. From The Guardian - labelled the "Knockabout at the Walkabout" Source: Supplied Not to be outdone, The Sun used the opportunity to highlight Warner's previous indiscretions, saying "Warner is no stranger to controversy." But the final word goes to the Daily Mail: "It is up to Australia to decide whether Warner is worth the trouble any more or whether they should send him home," wrote Newman. The sad fact for them, and one that sums up their standing at the moment, is that many England fans hope Warner stays because they are so confident that England have his number ahead of the Ashes. That really says it all. Ouch