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I was trusting the words in the tweet.
Tough TT training session today. Tim Kerrison cracking the whip!
Tough TT training session today. Tim Kerrison cracking the whip!
Ok, maybe he is preparing to go full ret@rd....Dear Wiggo said:I was trusting the words in the tweet.
Tough TT training session today. Tim Kerrison cracking the whip!
He crashed earlier and that may be the cause or something else entirelygmedina said:long yo-yo for froome getting drop in andorra early, or something went wrong with the program during the rest day?
Hate to ruin a good clinic conspiracy but according to Cycling News Live updates the only visible blood is the stuff coming through his jerseyTourOfSardinia said:Bad reaction to the restday bloodbag?
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samerics said:Welcome to the clinic. Froome has a bad day, it's a dodgy blood bag, Froome does well, he's juiced to the gills. Or maybe Froome is struggling because, one, he's had a crash, and two, he's already done a big Tour that he peaked in form for. But do carry on.....
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/cycling/34131887Bernie's eyesore said:I'm pretty sure it was a dodgy rest day blood bag. He crashed deliberately so that it wouldn't look suspicious.
suggests the BBC suspect Froome too.BBC Sport's Matt Slater: "When you are trying to do something that only the greats have done, it is a good idea not to do something that usually only happens to dozy amateurs: crashing into a barrier, five minutes into the ride, whilst going uphill.
"Froome answered every question about his bike-handling and racing skills at the Tour de France, only to fluff an easy one he did not see coming on Wednesday.
My guess is that Cookson told Froome to crash. He can't be seen to be too biased in favour of Sky after all.TourOfSardinia said:http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/cycling/34131887Bernie's eyesore said:I'm pretty sure it was a dodgy rest day blood bag. He crashed deliberately so that it wouldn't look suspicious.
suggests the BBC suspect Froome too.BBC Sport's Matt Slater: "When you are trying to do something that only the greats have done, it is a good idea not to do something that usually only happens to dozy amateurs: crashing into a barrier, five minutes into the ride, whilst going uphill.
"Froome answered every question about his bike-handling and racing skills at the Tour de France, only to fluff an easy one he did not see coming on Wednesday.
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My understanding is Froome forgot to detach the bloodbag and was still hanging from his arm.Bernie's eyesore said:I'm pretty sure it was a dodgy rest day blood bag. He crashed deliberately so that it wouldn't look suspicious.
Unexpectedly poor bike handling skills are a sign of Tramadol abuse.TourOfSardinia said:http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/cycling/34131887Bernie's eyesore said:I'm pretty sure it was a dodgy rest day blood bag. He crashed deliberately so that it wouldn't look suspicious.
suggests the BBC suspect Froome too.BBC Sport's Matt Slater: "When you are trying to do something that only the greats have done, it is a good idea not to do something that usually only happens to dozy amateurs: crashing into a barrier, five minutes into the ride, whilst going uphill.
"Froome answered every question about his bike-handling and racing skills at the Tour de France, only to fluff an easy one he did not see coming on Wednesday.
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Probably just pain killers during the race, saw it too, but saw no mentionts of it on the forum before now.wendybnt said:The itv footage caught Froome taking drugs during the stage. He was hanging off a white convertible at the time
I remember someone mentioning it in the stage thread, I think.markene2 said:Probably just pain killers during the race, saw it too, but saw no mentionts of it on the forum before now.wendybnt said:The itv footage caught Froome taking drugs during the stage. He was hanging off a white convertible at the time
Nah, im talking about from the Sky car, not the race doctor.wendybnt said:Actually it was just me joking. It was pain-killer from the race doctor