brommers
Years beyond my wisdom
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Obviously the French are looking for a home winner. What sort of course wouldn't suit Froome? and benefit a French rider? who would it be?
Didn't Thomas Becket do something similar?Did he get done for illegal modifications or did they turn a blind eye to that? Maybe they thought anyone mad enough to ride on a sandpaper saddle is already punishing themselves enough.
I'm away to run a marathon, did Bardet bin it, it were his legs just empty?
Seen comments from him along the lines of 'the rider from the 90s generation we will see win it all is Tom Dumoulin' - not overly positive from the Frenchman
It's conjecture and hypothetical so your guess is as valid (or more accurately, invalid) as anyone elses.Yeah, but my point is.......if one or other were on the Sky team, and was the team leader, could Sky take them to victory?
I'm not particularly interested in the Yates'. It's a general question about which riders would be good enough to win the Tour if they led the Sky team. Could Barguil have won it, for instance, if he rode (and led) Sky?
Couple of things ..... didn't Stock, Aitken and Waterman prove a little while ago that with a winning formula and good team behind the scenes, it is possible to get anything remotely plausible to No 1??
Just imagine
As little TT Kms as possible and more bonus seconds at the top of very steep finishes.Obviously the French are looking for a home winner. What sort of course wouldn't suit Froome? and benefit a French rider? who would it be?
And where we can get some.
Hmmm, Bardet winning a pan-flat sprinters' stage by over two minutes...
I'm trying to imagine exactly what it is that you've been smoking.
Pat and Mick.Couple of things ..... didn't Stock, Aitken and Waterman prove a little while ago that with a winning formula and good team behind the scenes, it is possible to get anything remotely plausible to No 1??
Yea right.....you don't get to be No 1 without proving your worth.
Mystic Marmion is failing in his knowledge.