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"I always go for a walk on a Sunday to get rid of the stresses and strains of the week - I'll have to take a hell of a long walk to get over this game." said Ashton
"I'm very relieved and I'm very satisfied and I was delighted at the heroism displayed by my players in the final 15 minutes.
"We were down to 13 men largely through our own mistakes and I thought the game was going to slip away from us.
"You won't see greater heroics on a rugby field than you saw from the bath rugby players in those final frantic few minutes.
"Having got the game in our grip we made a horrific mistake 15 minutes from time when we failed to catch a Leicester drop out. It was as a direct result of that mistake that we lost our two players to the sin-bin.
"How we held out defies belief. On three or four occasions I thought they were going to score - and I still don't know how they didn't.
