1. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]

    I've always said that goal count should stop from the 4th goal on (if the other team scores 0). No sense in humilliating the other team.

    There's always a way back
  2. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]

    I've always said that goal count should stop from the 4th goal on (if the other team scores 0). No sense in humilliating the other team.

    do you mean the goals after the 4th should not be included in the final results? or the team should stop play after they score 4?
    there's always people who payed for watching the match
  3. And there are teams who missed a title by scoring 1 goal lesser than their rival (Ajax)

    So it just doesnt make sense
  4. and also you would have gone to the next round this year in Champions if they stop at 4 in the robbery .. ehm the match .. in Zagreb
  5. Haha, I like how we're applying the 'Sergio Rule' to rectify past footballing injustice.
  6. hehe "Sergio Rule" takes off the world title 78 from Argentina when they went to final after winning 6-0 vs Peru


    maybe Holland would have been more lucky that time ... uhm you're often involved in this Bart
  7. uhm Argentina '78 the first world championship i really remember well ... how old i am hehe



  8. France '98 for me. Euro '96 was the first international tournament I watched though.
  9. Well, I was actually kidding, of course that all goals should be counted equally! I was just saying that it's hummiliating and unfair towards the loser team's players and supporters when goal counts reach 5, 6 or more goals. Scoring more is just a kind of cruelty
  10. Real Madrid sneaking up on the Sergio Rule here, 3-0 ahead against CSKA.

    Chelsea are so close, yet so far. One more goal and they'll have extra time, one for Napoli and it's game over.

    EDIT: And there we have it. Chelsea taking the game to extra time. Still plenty of time left though...
  11. Hoping for extra time here, always full of excitement.
  12. And then penalties

    Yes, I'm cruel. Torres to miss