Australia&rsquo;s Ryan Harris has discovered that winning the Ashes does not guarantee access to Perth&rsquo;s casino, with the bowler launching a foul-mouthed tweet after he was initially refused entry for being drunk. <img alt="Ryan Harris" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/Ryan-Harris.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 492px;" /> Ryan Harris speaks to the media on arrival at Melbourne airport yesterday. Pic/Getty Images The team&rsquo;s celebrations after clinching the series against England on Tuesday, hosted by former great Shane Warne, stretched long into the night with Harris, in particular, letting off steam. &ldquo;A tip for all those heading to Perth! Avoid the crown or casino! S***hole, can&rsquo;t get in if you have had a drink #s**tplace#d**kheads,&rdquo; he tweeted, reportedly at 3:30 am. The tweet has since been removed but newspapers took a screenshot and it was widely reproduced on Wednesday.u00a0Strike bowler Harris, who has played a key role in the Ashes series, won widespread sympathy on social media. &ldquo;Poor old Ryan Harris. Apparently denied entry to the Crown in Perth for being too drunk last night. Australian Fun Police at their finest,&rdquo; said one tweet. Another said &ldquo;Feel ya pain son.&rdquo; A sheepish Harris apologised yesterday. &ldquo;Obviously I made a silly mistake this morning and I tweeted something I probably shouldn&rsquo;t have,&rdquo; he told reporters after arriving at his home base in Melbourne, adding that the bouncers on the door eventually let him in. &ldquo;As I&rsquo;ve heard many times before, don&rsquo;t tweet when you&rsquo;ve had a drink.&rdquo; Clarke has it easy In contrast to Harris, Michael Clarke had no trouble getting in, with the Australian skipper tweeting his thanks to Warne, who hosted a party for the team at the Perth nightspot. &ldquo;Can&rsquo;t thank @warne888 enough for having us last night. The boys and their partners had a night we will remember forever,&rdquo; Clarke tweeted. His wife Kyly added: &ldquo;What a night of celebrations.&rdquo; All-rounder Shane Watson, who scored a century in the Perth Test, said he went to bed before the Harris incident.u00a0&ldquo;Obviously things for a period of time might not have gone exactly right. But in the end we were just there to have a great time,&rdquo; he told reporters. &ldquo;There was no intention other than making the most of winning the Ashes back. You do have to make the most of those good times because they&rsquo;re not always there. So it was extremely specialu00a0last night.&rdquo;

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