Don't forget that his Dad (RIP) was an Aussie too!! Quite an enigma is Mr/Sir Wiggins, who grew up an Arsenal fan & rejoiced as a kid when we defeated Liverpool in the final league game away at Anfield in 1989 - with Mickey Thomas scoring the second of our necessary 2 goals to win the title in the dying seconds of the game - only to now be a Liverpool fan...WTF is with that?!
wing yip Ho - I'd have thought Wiggo would be itching to notch up a second TdF win but he's sat it out for the last two years. Alternatively he could go for the Giro or Vuelta, but maybe he feels he's a shade too old. Anyway, winning the TdF is the pinnacle of any cyclist's career, so he's done quite enough for one lifetime..:)
Tungsten Kid Paris-Roubaix. Done. Then the Hour record on 7th June. Then he has to knuckle down and try and get selected into Team GB pursuit squad - which is by no means a given. He will need to work hard in building up his old track strength if he is to do well in the team pursuit.
So I suppose Wiggo has no plans to go for a Giro or Vuelta win? If I was him I think I'd try to add one of the monument classics to my trophy cabinet, or the World Road Championship
Froome didn't want to ride on the same team as him ever again so he wouldn't have been able to go to the Vuelta in 2014/2015. I wish he would've went for the Vuelta in 2013 after that disastrous/unlucky Giro campaign though. 2013 would have been the year for either of those because I don't see him beating Quintana or Contador in the following years. People wrote him off after the 2013 Giro but if he doesn't crash twice in two stages in the rain and then puncture in that first TT stage then he would have given Nibali a run for his money for sure. I think he would have beaten Cadel Evans in the 2011 Tour too if he doesn't crash out. He also critically gambled at the end of the 2014 Paris-Roubaix and didn't go up the road with Terpstra like he was supposed to. He has such great palmares at the end of the day but if only a couple things have gone his way they could have reached mythical proportions.. All without mentioning that if he didn't go back to the track and solely targeted TT he would have tied up another rainbow jersey in Richmond and no one would have been able to challenge him in Rio in that event.
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A great chat and especially hard when you are in a setting outside of your comfort zone. Great one Bradley!
I just love Eddie Redmayne clearly sitting there idolising Wiggins. Love it when huge Hollywood stars are this respectful of true achievement
😂😂😂
So classy! SIR!
Legend
He looked boozed up, can't say I blame him though, must be pretty nerve-wracking for a Belgian.
Don't forget that his Dad (RIP) was an Aussie too!! Quite an enigma is Mr/Sir Wiggins, who grew up an Arsenal fan & rejoiced as a kid when we defeated Liverpool in the final league game away at Anfield in 1989 - with Mickey Thomas scoring the second of our necessary 2 goals to win the title in the dying seconds of the game - only to now be a Liverpool fan...WTF is with that?!
What's Wiggins planning for 2015 then?
Probably going for the hour record.
wing yip Ho - I'd have thought Wiggo would be itching to notch up a second TdF win but he's sat it out for the last two years. Alternatively he could go for the Giro or Vuelta, but maybe he feels he's a shade too old.
Anyway, winning the TdF is the pinnacle of any cyclist's career, so he's done quite enough for one lifetime..:)
Tungsten Kid Paris-Roubaix. Done. Then the Hour record on 7th June. Then he has to knuckle down and try and get selected into Team GB pursuit squad - which is by no means a given. He will need to work hard in building up his old track strength if he is to do well in the team pursuit.
So I suppose Wiggo has no plans to go for a Giro or Vuelta win?
If I was him I think I'd try to add one of the monument classics to my trophy cabinet, or the World Road Championship
Froome didn't want to ride on the same team as him ever again so he wouldn't have been able to go to the Vuelta in 2014/2015. I wish he would've went for the Vuelta in 2013 after that disastrous/unlucky Giro campaign though. 2013 would have been the year for either of those because I don't see him beating Quintana or Contador in the following years. People wrote him off after the 2013 Giro but if he doesn't crash twice in two stages in the rain and then puncture in that first TT stage then he would have given Nibali a run for his money for sure. I think he would have beaten Cadel Evans in the 2011 Tour too if he doesn't crash out. He also critically gambled at the end of the 2014 Paris-Roubaix and didn't go up the road with Terpstra like he was supposed to. He has such great palmares at the end of the day but if only a couple things have gone his way they could have reached mythical proportions.. All without mentioning that if he didn't go back to the track and solely targeted TT he would have tied up another rainbow jersey in Richmond and no one would have been able to challenge him in Rio in that event.
Doper.
Isn't everyone?
Drug cheat
fuck off
@@jake_cycling190 haha was just about to type the same thing. Yeah, fuck off lulnug.