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I cannot believe I was cheering for this guy at the Tour last year. Anyone else have any thoughts?
And finishes just ahead of Armstrongmustachestaff said:This has been much talked about in the "Wiggins Restricted" thread. ...But I feel the same way. I don't blame Wiggins for wanting to move to Sky, but all the Garmin trash-talking really soured me on the guy. I hope he falls flat on his face in this year's Tour.
Yup. He turned into a giant tool after the Tour. Dissing his team was the turning point for me. I hope he falls flat on his face.Clemson Cycling said:I cannot believe I was cheering for this guy at the Tour last year. Anyone else have any thoughts?
+1Hibbles said:I wouldn't be surprised if the Millar/Wiggo comments are all a bit of friendly pi55-taking though, that the press jump upon and take out of all proportion.
Then why do they call it "sport"?craig1985 said:I'm a huge football/soccer fan, and I have seen far worse then what Wiggins did to Garmin. Far worse.
I have seen African footballers who play in France (who are very good BTW), demanding they be sold to a bigger team (I suppose the Garmin reference can apply) in Spain or England, if they don't get sold, then 'f--k you I'm going back to my country of origin, I will refuse to play for you or have anything to do with you until you sell me to the club that I want to play for. I'm also not coming back either.' Wiggins, being British, just wanted to ride for a British team, didn't see him saying that he was going to refuse to turn up to races for Garmin that was meant to do, or refuse to turn up to their training camps if he didn't get his move to Sky.gloryb141 said:Then why do they call it "sport"?