Footy Star reveals the disgusting habit of his teammate with his underpants and a common piece of kitchen appliances

Larger Western Sydney Giants-skipper Toby Greene has unveiled the downright abdominal ranging habit that his teammate Tom Green has when he stays in a hotel room.

Green, who often loves home who travel with his team, has devised an unconventional laundry hack that has described his captain as ‘shameful’.

“This is not true in my books,” Greene smiled while he appeared on the TFG Tuesday Podcast.

‘Tom Green sometimes thinks that when he is traveling, especially abroad, if he can’t get to a laundry or something, he will throw his underwear in a boiler and cook the boiler to clean his underwear in the hotel room.

‘Shameful. And he thinks it’s something.

‘I drink cups of tea in the hotels every night. I was disgusting. ‘

Toby Greene (photo) says that his teammate Tom Green washes his underwear in hotel boilers if there is no laundry available

Greene says he is disgusted by the move because he often uses the kettle to make tea in hotels (Tom Green is depicted)

Greene says he could not believe what he heard and he hoped that listeners from the show could give their thoughts about the issue.

Footy fans on social media quickly agreed with Greene’s Take about the laundry of his teammate, with some people never promise to drink tea in a hotel room.

Several others went up to say that they had heard of the practice.

In the meantime, GWS veteran Stephen Coniglio has revealed that a nerve issue is the cause of his indefinite stint on the sidelines.

A glute problem that was originally thought of turning Coniglio only one week, has been missing the Star Zongare Since round three.

It is a frustrating setback for the 31-year-old, who had rediscovered his shape after facial surgery and a shoulder reconstruction in the low season.

“It was our West Coast competition (in round four) and I just woke up when every other morning, just preparing myself to come to Captain’s Run, and I just couldn’t walk,” said Coniglio on Monday.

“I felt this pain shoot over my leg … I just pulled out of that game, disappointing, just thinking about a few days that he will settle.

Stephen Coniglio (photo) says that a nerve issue is the cause of his stint on the sidelines

‘While it continues, it has been moved from my glute over my hamstring.

‘It has been a bit of falling and error, but it is a nerve problem that bothers me.

‘I tried a few injections that initially did not seem to work. We are trying a few other things right now. ‘

The return of Coniglio has been pushed back to their round-14 match against Brisbane, but he admits that the timeline is not certain.

The time away from the game has given Coniglio at least more confidence in his shoulder and face, the inaugural giant who has to give it even more.

“I am now older than 30, so everyone points out that it might be that, but I feel again 24, 25 after not having played much after the last year,” he said.

‘Last year, dealing with the two operations gave me a very good mental perspective how happy I am and how grateful I am to play this game.

‘I am confident in my own capacity and that I will soon play at my best. I love the game so much. ‘