Tour de France 2012

I'm beginning to like Frank Schleck a little bit. Saw an interview yesterday were he said, no, I'm not going to get any better in this tour and admitted that he needs his brother there to cheer him up. Which is not the sort of candour you hear very often.

well, bearing in mind he's not been paid for most of the season, he dropped out 2/3 of the way through the giro after being a shoe-in for the now absent Fuglsang, his boss (and co-owner/investor of the team?) is about to get banned from the sport for life and his bro is out of action I'd say he's done pretty well just getting this far and he's due a good whinge-it's not like he's got much to lose. Saying that, I still don't like either of 'em.