Let's be honest about Wiggins.
He is highly over rated and always has been. Not just by the British cycling press and fans, but also by himself.
Personally I couldn't continue my subscription to the British Cycle Sport magazine. The constant hype and interviews and reviews of the Sky team was too much to bear. Did the Sky team bus really have built-in complimentary ball sack massagers? How wonderful for them, cycle sport. Maybe now you can consider reporting on other teams after this Sky-high failure? All the damnable Wiggins photo shoots, five page interviews with that ugly mug, the pretentious hair style, and all the rock star hoopla one could muster. I genuinely think he believed his own bull**** as he swaggered away from his legal contract at Garmin, to "move from Wigan to Man Utd". Please.
It's interesting how quiet he has gone on his Twitter account. Was it only a few months ago he would release his weekly barbed comment, criticising someone or something with all that rock star attitude? Thinking he was cycling's Liam Gallagher? Sh*tting on "that guy from America", then quickly pretending he hadn't (just like a lightweight little pussy) once he'd been called out on it? He really thought he was something back then, huh.
So now I guess we won't see him rocking up to all those press conferences, swaggering about, wearing his ridiculous velvet jacket and the mod-like cravats, carrying on as if he was ever a rock star in a million years. Just look at this swaggering multi-million dollar rock star, thinking he's such hot ****:
What a complete waste of money tool he's been. What hype. The only thing bending over his bike these days is his ego, rather than his rock star poses. It's an ego bending over and being given a bloody good seeing-to right up the proverbial poo pipe. It really is difficult not to feel some 'schadenfraude' at seeing him forced into humility (reality).
I'll never forget one particular moment I witnessed in a later race in 2009, how he fobbed people off like he was some kind of elite cycling rock star God in his own lunch hour, back when he was still riding the hype. Pushing through the punters as if his **** didn't stink and everyone was just wasting his time.
What a tool. Yes he did fluke 2009. He is over rated and over paid and the chickens are now coming home to roost. Let's not delude ourselves.
He is highly over rated and always has been. Not just by the British cycling press and fans, but also by himself.
Personally I couldn't continue my subscription to the British Cycle Sport magazine. The constant hype and interviews and reviews of the Sky team was too much to bear. Did the Sky team bus really have built-in complimentary ball sack massagers? How wonderful for them, cycle sport. Maybe now you can consider reporting on other teams after this Sky-high failure? All the damnable Wiggins photo shoots, five page interviews with that ugly mug, the pretentious hair style, and all the rock star hoopla one could muster. I genuinely think he believed his own bull**** as he swaggered away from his legal contract at Garmin, to "move from Wigan to Man Utd". Please.
It's interesting how quiet he has gone on his Twitter account. Was it only a few months ago he would release his weekly barbed comment, criticising someone or something with all that rock star attitude? Thinking he was cycling's Liam Gallagher? Sh*tting on "that guy from America", then quickly pretending he hadn't (just like a lightweight little pussy) once he'd been called out on it? He really thought he was something back then, huh.
So now I guess we won't see him rocking up to all those press conferences, swaggering about, wearing his ridiculous velvet jacket and the mod-like cravats, carrying on as if he was ever a rock star in a million years. Just look at this swaggering multi-million dollar rock star, thinking he's such hot ****:

What a complete waste of money tool he's been. What hype. The only thing bending over his bike these days is his ego, rather than his rock star poses. It's an ego bending over and being given a bloody good seeing-to right up the proverbial poo pipe. It really is difficult not to feel some 'schadenfraude' at seeing him forced into humility (reality).
I'll never forget one particular moment I witnessed in a later race in 2009, how he fobbed people off like he was some kind of elite cycling rock star God in his own lunch hour, back when he was still riding the hype. Pushing through the punters as if his **** didn't stink and everyone was just wasting his time.
What a tool. Yes he did fluke 2009. He is over rated and over paid and the chickens are now coming home to roost. Let's not delude ourselves.