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In the destroy function of collection-repeat directive, computedStyleNode never has a parent.
Moreover using removeChild just detach the node, but it doesn't remove events attached on it (or on childs) by other directives (like ng-click).
This causes the detached DOM of the scroll view to be kept in memory.
If I replace it with angular.element(computedStyleNode).remove(); all works fine.