Max Scott
South Melbourne
AFL career
19 games0 goals
- Debut
- R2 1929 v STK4 May 1929
- Most recent
- R2 1931 v FSC9 May 1931
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Bio
Recruited from Moorabbin, Max Scott was a defender who served a brief apprenticeship with South Melbourne during the Depression era. He made his senior debut in 1929 and was utilised primarily in the back half, a role underscored by his failure to register a major throughout his entire VFL tenure. Scott struggled to command a permanent spot in the Bloods' lineup, appearing to fall out of favour completely during the 1930 season before earning a recall to the senior list in 1931. Ultimately serving as a depth player at the Lake Oval, he was unable to cement a long-term position in the side and departed the league with 19 games to his name.
Profile
- Born
- 03 Nov 1906
- Died
- 12 Aug 1989 (aged 82y 282d)
- Birthplace
- Cheltenham, VIC
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Bio
1 revisionRecruited from Moorabbin, Max Scott was a defender who served a brief apprenticeship with South Melbourne during the Depression era. He made his senior debut in 1929 and was utilised primarily in the back half, a role underscored by his failure to register a major throughout his entire VFL tenure. Scott struggled to command a permanent spot in the Bloods' lineup, appearing to fall out of favour completely during the 1930 season before earning a recall to the senior list in 1931. Ultimately serving as a depth player at the Lake Oval, he was unable to cement a long-term position in the side and departed the league with 19 games to his name.