Talk:Robbie Middleby

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[edit] 50/50

Ever heard of the neutrality rule anyone? We all have our opinions, the fact that people to this day are still divided on if it was a foul or not makes it 50/50! There are good arguments on both sides, personally I'd rather have it that Leijer was standing his ground but I'm not stupid enough to do that. Mr. Poodles 05:46, 31 March 2007 (UTC)