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Toby Greene may have landed himself in hot water with the AFL after admitting to lying about concussion as a young player.
The subject of concussion in footy was once again in the spotlight on Tuesday after Collingwood star Nathan Murphy retired aged 24 as a result of a series of head knocks during his career.
Murphy informed Magpies teammates of his retirement in an emotional meeting on Tuesday morning after he had sat out the first part of the season due to ongoing concussion concerns.
The star backman was concussed for the 10th time of his football career in the first half of last year's grand final, with his playing future left to the AFL's independent concussion panel.
The panel ruled Murphy could return to the field in December, but he decided to retire after withdrawing from Collingwood training on the eve of the pre-season games in February.
Toby Greene made a telling revelation about concussion in footy on Tuesday night
The issue was under the spotlight on Tuesday after Nathan Murphy retired from footy
And while appearing on AFL360 on Tuesday night, Fox Footy's Mark Robinson grilled GWS star Toby Greene on his own experience with concussion.
'You're old
