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Stephen Roche leaps to Chris Froome’s defence with bizarre ‘broken noses’ jibe
Published 16:28 19 Jul 2015 BST
Updated 16:28 19 Jul 2015 BST
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Roche questions journalists being journalists.
Ireland's Tour de France winner believes current event leader Chris Froome is getting a raw deal from journalists and sceptical cycling fans. The Irishman believes the Team Sky cyclist has done everything he can he answer questions about whether or not he is boosting his performance by foul means. On Saturday, Froome revealed that he had a pot of urine thrown at him during stage 14. In an interview with Press Association, Roche defended the Kenyan-born Briton and made an odd comment about those that are openly doubting him. 'These journalists are dead lucky that Chris is not a football player or a rugby player,' he said, 'because journalists would be going home with broken noses because of the silly questions they ask him time and time again.' https://twitter.com/pasport/status/622766100695117824Explore more on these topics:
