What do ppl think of the away goals rule now that Chelsea's knocked out by said rule? Do STILL you think they're fair and count should count "double"?
An objective observer would have to feel for Chelsea because they dominated the game (despite Barca hogging most of the possession). Victor valdes was the Man of the Match...he kept barca in the game...piqué was magnificent too...
Were those 7+ minutes of extra time like the most ever given in a match? 
The referee was shocking in his incompetence...he missed calling at least 3 penalties in chelsea's favor...he'll be a hated man by Chelsea fans for many years to come...we all wanted a utd-barca final...but not like this...
well said RQ.
http://soccerlens.com/forum/topic/chelsea-barca
abidal didnt deserve to be sent off either.not enough contact for a foul.anelka fell over all by himself
It's their own fault for havin Drogba the least clinical finisher ever upfront by himself. Give that chance in the 1st leg to Anelka u have an away goal give the 1 on 1 with Valdes to Anelka & it is game over! & yes away goals should count double it reduces the chance of penalties & it makes teams who look to win only at home look stupid!
well X, it is not about the Chelsea/Barca game entirely, so yea they should count as double. cuz some teams will then play away in Old Trafford or Nou Camp and try to park a bus in goal and not try to get the away goal.
otherwise, these games will not be split between 2 legs and be played at a neutral ground.
I am beginning to wonder about that rule myself now....
I like the idea, cool!
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