Former AFL player agent Ricky Nixon has lashed out at an A Current Affair reporter on a busy Melbourne street. ChristineAhern 9News READ MORE:
However, after his heyday in the 1990s, Nixon's agency empire came crashing down in 2011 after he had his license suspended for engaging in an "inappropriate personal relationship" with a 17-year-old girl.
But things quickly escalated."What are these IV infusions about? How do you actually create skin brightening for somebody?" Costello asks.Nixon retreated into a bank, before appearing to call police"Is this South Melbourne police?" Nixon says. The Australian Medical Association's Dr Roderick McRae said Nixon's activities "raise red flags at every point", following the 59-year-old's announcement that was selling IV infusions.
In 2011 he admitted to the "inappropriate dealings" with schoolgirl Kim Duthie after a photo emerged of them in bed together.Nixon, who made a fortune marketing AFL players through the media, has lurched from one controversy to another in recent years. Last year, A Current Affair asked him why footballs he had sold claiming to be signed by Melbourne Demons players came with autographs that didn't match.
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