This is whats got me a bit.
If anything, the RFL will be watching social media outputs of players and clubs regarding this as well, and, anything where the governance of the game is called out by a player, could be bordering on a breach of policy.
I can understand the players backing Aston as a coach, and how he develops players, but, at the same time, its not the RFL thats out to create an issue with the punishment. Light is being shone on head injuries in all sports, and, I'd rather an organisation be as proactive about the issue, as they have been here.
Theres things all sides could learn in the situation, and this will no doubt improve things, but, the ban could quite easily have been longer.