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As Mr. Dirt posted in the NFL thread; the delays will allow veteran players to more fully recover from injury. Mr. Froome could be the luckiest Ineos rider. I'd say his stock is going up.
its true, deal with itHumility zero!
Froome: "My return will make history like what happened with Lauda"
Froome: “Il mio ritorno farà la storia come successe a Lauda”
Come il pilota austriaco che conquistò due mondiali dopo il grave incidente in pista, il britannico che rischiò la vita 10 mesi fa ora si candida per la 5a maglia gialla: “I limiti non esistono, posso farcela”www.gazzetta.it
As Mr. Dirt posted in the NFL thread; the delays will allow veteran players to more fully recover from injury. Mr. Froome could be the luckiest Ineos rider. I'd say his stock is going up.
You're so right. I feel his stock has gone up from where it was...almost zero. IMO and without injury I think he is not capable of handling Roglic. Ineos now has Carapaz, Bernal, GT...Froome to manage in the TdF. Bernal is the best equipped in my mind but Carapaz could be a very wild card. If Jumbo V has a good Dumoulin to go along with Roglic it'll be a battle and we'll find out how the Ineos discipline holds together. Riders like Quintana, Pogachar will be able to play off that action and, hopefully; the dominant team game fractures to allow for the mano y mano battles that make for epic Tours. I'd think Froome is past being able to manage that without a lot of help. What do you think?Nobody's lucky. Maybe racing this season would've been too early for Froome regarding the injury, but time is not in his favour still. He may be healthier by the time racing starts again, but he won't be younger.
You're so right. I feel his stock has gone up from where it was...almost zero. IMO and without injury I think he is not capable of handling Roglic. Ineos now has Carapaz, Bernal, GT...Froome to manage in the TdF. Bernal is the best equipped in my mind but Carapaz could be a very wild card. If Jumbo V has a good Dumoulin to go along with Roglic it'll be a battle and we'll find out how the Ineos discipline holds together. Riders like Quintana, Pogachar will be able to play off that action and, hopefully; the dominant team game fractures to allow for the mano y mano battles that make for epic Tours. I'd think Froome is past being able to manage that without a lot of help. What do you think?
Not BS but appears to strike a nerve with you. Roglic was pretty much unassailable in Spain and has progressed consistently to what appears to be a three week stud. I don't think anyone has those credentials. My opinion, not BS.how do you come by that bull - ***
Humility zero!
Froome: "My return will make history like what happened with Lauda"
Froome: “Il mio ritorno farà la storia come successe a Lauda”
Come il pilota austriaco che conquistò due mondiali dopo il grave incidente in pista, il britannico che rischiò la vita 10 mesi fa ora si candida per la 5a maglia gialla: “I limiti non esistono, posso farcela”www.gazzetta.it
This aged wellI can see Froome leave Ineos at the end of the season if he recovers or not.
good shout, but could be before the season has restarted if these rumours are believed.This aged well