If Collingwood steal the "woof" i am going to be majorly pissed off.

Have a look at Nicks and you'll see that they are going to woof....good luck to 'em.......he's gotta get a kick first.

What a JOKE!! The WOOF is ours, and not for sale. They can have the dud, but the WOOF has, and always will remain the property of the Carlton Supporters.

Stick to the flower gold jacket you un-immaginitive bunch of in-breds!!

Can we use it when you're gone?

The last thing we needed is a trouble maker like bryan. If we didn't want aka in our team not only because he dosnt fit our youth policy but also because he is a trouble maker, then why keep bryan? Their in the same boat, but the dissapointing thing about losing him is that he was one fine player for the bullants.

Bryan, 24, returned for 2006 pre-season training unfit and subsequently played only five games for the season.

"Being a bit naive, I didn't know the expectations of what needed to be at AFL level being my first pre-season," he said. "So I know now and I won't do it again."

Bryan said although he had worked hard to regain his fitness, he had not been able to break into the Blues line-up until late in the season and managed only five games to add to the 11 of his promising debut year.

Collingwood Chief of Football Geoff Walsh said the club admired Bryan's unique style.

"He does relish the contest, he's a bit of the old-style crash and bash type ruckman and doesn't mind the physical contact," he said.

"Chris provides an option in the ruck, but he can also be a handy player who can go forward for a time or play back behind the footy and he kicks the ball well which means he also becomes a bit of an option when you try to set up play."

Not a Cloke fan...but can't see him being any worse than Bryan...and cheaper.

I must confess that I agree....lets see how the guy goes before we discard him.

I would prefer to discard him before I see how he goes.