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Ashton had a loan spell at Millwall in 2007 before leaving the Addicks, but he failed to make a league appearance.

He joined Fulham that same year and made his debut three months later, but his time at Craven Cottage was also short-lived. He would feature in just one league game before being loaned out and eventually sold.

Ashton was sent on loan to Crystal Palace, who were in the Championship at the time. The left-winger only managed one league appearance, however, so he didn’t make the most of his opportunity.

Ashton was unsurprisingly sold by Fulham to Wycombe Wanderers in 2008 and would go on to make 11 league appearances as they won promotion to League Two.

He wasn’t a regular, however, and grew frustrated with the lack of playing time, so Ashton surprisingly left with one year remaining on his deal.

Club-Hobbing Across the Country

After leaving the Wycombe Wanderers, Nathan Ashton wound up at AFC Wimbledon (October 2009) who had just been promoted to the Conference Premier, now known as the National League, so he took a big gamble for the sake of more opportunity.

It didn’t pay off either, as Ashton spent just two weeks with The Dons before exiting without an appearance.

It had been four years since he’d last played for England at youth level and Ashton only had 14 career league appearances under his belt after leaving Wimbledon, so there weren’t many clubs queuing up for his signature.

Ashton found himself accused of rape of a child under 13 before being later acquitted in 2010, which had an adverse effect on his career, reputation and mental health.

During the trial, Ashton admitted speaking to underage girls in his bedroom – another example of his inappropriate behaviour and poor decision-making.

Cray Wanderers of the Isthmian League Premier Division took a shot on Ashton in December 2010, and the decision looked a good one, with Ashton scoring on his debut. However, he left for Dover Athletic (2011) of the Conference South without playing another game.