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I saw the interview with Dan Lloyd and it was a bit of a leading question about whether some teams over-analysed it, Cav gave a brief response, and it moved quickly on. I wouldn't make too much of it.
If anything I interpreted his reply as cheeky/mischevious rather than bitchy, and there's a danger of blowing it out of proportion.
Yes, he's very fussy about stuff such as bike set up etc, but he's also said in the past he's not 100 per cent into the whole cycling by numbers thing.
Remember Cav was at Sky primarily so he could focus on the Olympics, no-one was surprised when he moved on, and I think the one major TTT he did with them was the Giro.
It is a bit daft to assign the leaders jersey to anyone after solely a TTT
Cav channelling Liam Gallagher a bit in that photo.
Nah, that's definitely a bit of Blue Steel:
http://www.mediabistro.com/unbeige/files/original/blue%20steel.jpg
Cav made some very pointed comments when interviewed by Daniel Lloyd about how great it was to be taking part in a TTT without having to overthink and analyse every detail and still win- what (or who) ever could be mean?!?
I like Cav, but I wish he'd just concentrate on his own happiness and good fortune and stop bitching and whining about the past. A lot of staff and riders worked hard for him last year - some riders put aside their own goals and ambitions to support his (e.g. CJ Sutton, '11 KBK winner, rode for Cav instead in the '12 KBK). The more he goes on, the less respect he seems to be showing for some of those sacrifices.
He's in a great place now, so just move on Cav.
Hmm. I have not heard/ready the DL interview, but this comment seems somewhat odd from someone renowned for being extremely particular about every last detail...
Agree that he does seem to be having a great start to 2013 - delighted to see it. Fingers crossed for many more Cav victories. Hopefully another TdF green jersey
hes having a good start to 2013