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Don Scott is a nutter. Discuss.

Brian Wilson
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Oh yes...he is a certified cot case...i heard him interviewed after Hawthorn won the 2008 Flag...He was [censored] off...for a very abstract reason i cannot recall, but i was just laughing....

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    Yep-he's a fruit.

    and he aint no oil paintin' either.

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    I immediately felt bad after I started the thread because I found out he has/had cancer. But then I thought: he's still a nutter.

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    I immediately felt bad after I started the thread because I found out he has/had cancer. But then I thought: he's still a nutter.

    Never let a terminal illness stop you from hanging it on people.

    Although Don Scott was a proud carrier of the manbag from a very early period.

    One could even call him a pioneer.

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    Never let a terminal illness stop you from hanging it on people.

    Although Don Scott was a proud carrier of the manbag from a very early period.

    One could even call him a pioneer.

    Yes Don was with us long before Kel Night....
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    I can't get over the massive brouhaha that he led over the merger, only to say that he doesn't give a stuff and didn't watch the 2009 GF.

    Lest we forget that we voted for the merger...

    I'd wear all the manbags and silk scarfs in the world for the success that this guy is happy to ignore.

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    The most intriguing thing from that interview was the relevation that he plays tennis with Mike. And how uninteresting he is beyond the wonderful observation that once your career is over you get out but the club and game goes on...Wayne Carey pliease take note.

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    Just watched "The Hangover" for the first time last night.(I saw part 2 first)

    If Zach Galifianakis can wear one with pride and call it a satchel then so can I.

    Thanks Don-you really did something for all those guys that want to carry a phone ,wallet ,keys ,tobacco ,papers ,pot ,pills and sunglasses together without appearing um , er .......

    effeminate.

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    I'll never get over the fact that this man is the reason why the Demons still exist today.

    I'm not sue that that's definitive.

    The Demon Alternative would have taken the Melbourne FC Board to court due to the amount of people stuck outside of Dallas Brooks Hall unable to get in and vote, as well as underhand tactics. There would have been far more to play out.

    As for Scott ? I like his no BS approach, although I acknowledge that his black and white views are often far too shallow.

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    Nutter, totally.

    scotty is a neanderthal metro sexual.

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