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I think the hierarchy will be Froome, Porte, Kennaugh, but winning a 3rd Tour de France will be no.1 goal to prepare for.
^^ Agree with this I reckon.
Ace to see Pete doing so well on the road (fellow Manxie!)
That trio is just the stuff of dreams.
Correction: Wiggins is not retiring next year, just moving back to the track.
The door swings both ways. Who would you like to see move to Sky?
Porte? Henao isn't there right now, but could be at some point. Thomas too, maybe?
It's quite hard to have several GC guys in the team. The TDF is the ultimate prize for any rider, so balancing several egos and ambitions would be tough.