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)

Well i totally disagree that it was anything but a clear foul, and to say it was a 50/50 challenge, is too lenient on the actions of Adrian Leijer in my opinion.

Did you understand anything there? Please, what you're putting in IS Bias, your putting it out from the neutral pov. Mr. Poodles 03:57, 9 April 2007 (UTC)

For the record there was nothing 50-50 about it, I don't think anyone that was a Victory fan ever saw it as Leijer "standing his ground". But, seriously, this isn't the place to discuss it. The way the article was written seemed unnecessarily roundabout and overly focused on vilifying Leijer so I've changed it and sourced it to something everyone can agree on (I think). If anyone feels that it wasn't an "incident" or that it wasn't "off-the-ball" or that it wasn't "controversial" feel free to argue your point. -[dM] 13:41, 9 April 2007 (UTC)