BIG time. It was all behind the scenes until Froome put out his book (which btw if you read any bit of it will make you despise him) and basically aired out all of their dirty laundry and tried to play Wiggo like an insecure bum who was nothing without him. Dude tried to low-key ask if he could attack and win the Tour in 2012. And then all the stories coming out of the team basically say Froome was going to bounce unless he was promised team leader at the TdF, and then was given hegemony over the squad taken and didn't want Wiggins with him. Some of the Sky brehs even came at him for attacking Wiggins in 2012 and he didn't want them either.
And then this year, Wiggins doesn't ride the Giro, no plans to ride the Vuelta, looked obvious he was going to the Tour but it seems like Froome didn't want him there.
It's just hilarious that Riis came out and said that Sky would regret not bringing Wiggins, and that especially at this stage it would kill them.
And then this weak spirited fukkboy quits before they even hit the cobbles
Seems Wiggo said fukk it after the Tour of California since he knew he wasn't going to the tour and has started focusing on the track for the commonwealth games. Rumors have him bouncing to Garmin or Orica next year.
Well damn, I didn't know about all that. Anyway, I've never had any sympathy for Froome so I will not hide my joy at him retiring
But let's be real, Froome was always better than Wiggo even in 2012 when I remember him attacking without even trying and Wiggo struggling in the mountains. I can understand him being frustrating because his potential was locked because of Wiggo.
well I don't think it even matches up there given that you could argue Germany has superior individual play makers to even a healthy Brazil
Muller
First off, amazing stage 
thread about it
