mip
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Doesn't look like it's going to be broadcast by ITV this year. Disappointing.
Doesn't look like it's going to be broadcast by ITV this year. Disappointing.
I feel the same This years Tour put me off Froome abit, he always said the right things in pressers but never quite looked like he meant it. Would be funny to see him get dropped and only Uran & Henao to follow, wonder if we'll see some gesticulating from them twoGreat news on the highlights - that'll do me nicely.
Part of me wants Froome to win - he deserves it after the Tour and last years Vuelta. Another part of would quite like to see him handed his arse on a plate, preferably by one of the Colombians, just for the comedy value that Michelle Counde will provide on Twitter.
Why should Froome look anything other than a little bit pissed off? For all that a cyclist needs a good team to win a stage race it isn't a team sport. Nobody refers to Bic's TdF win in 1973 and few even remember which team Ocana rode for, it's regarded as his personal victory.I feel the same This years Tour put me off Froome abit, he always said the right things in pressers but never quite looked like he meant it. Would be funny to see him get dropped and only Uran & Henao to follow, wonder if we'll see some gesticulating from them two
Then he should have signed with Garmin when he had the chance. He'd have had a clear run at the Tour.Signing with Sky, knowing full well what the deal was, means he has no right to complain. Like I said, he deserves full team support on the Vuelta and at least A.N Other GT, but looking pissed off and humpy, plus whining to the press during the race doesn't earn him any sympathy.Why should Froome look anything other than a little bit pissed off? For all that a cyclist needs a good team to win a stage race it isn't a team sport. Nobody refers to Bic's TdF win in 1973 and few even remember which team Ocana rode for, it's regarded as his personal victory.
If Froome feels, rightly or wrongly, that he could now be a double GT winner had he not had to ride for Wiggins he is bound to be a bit unhappy. He did his job and did it well, any other year second in the tour would have been sensational and he would have entered the "Who is the best ever Brit" debates. This year he is just that other guy who came second, completely ignored by the mainstream media.
I hope he wins the Vuelta, or at least gives the winner a bloody good run for his money.