@keffa
I had a look at your team and saw you still had 5 trades to use or lose over the next 2 stages.
Do you mind if I make a few suggestions? My apologies in advance if I am being offensive.
If I were you I would swap out Valverde and Matthews for Kittel and Cavendish. That would give you a good chance at points for stage 6 with all of Kittel, Cav, Greipel and Sagan. Of course, one of the lesser sprinters may win but these are the big 4.
It would leave you with no money in the bank and with the 3 trades left to use before stage 7. I would then use these trades after stage 6 to swap out Kittel, Cav and Greipel for Froome and Quintana and one of the 8.0m or less GC contenders or climbers.
That would give you 3 good candidates for stage 7 and set you up nicely for all the mountain stages that are coming. It would also give you an advantage for the next set of 8 trades: most teams will have to use up several just to get GC/climbers in to their teams.
Again, my apologies if I am out of order.
I had a look at your team and saw you still had 5 trades to use or lose over the next 2 stages.
Do you mind if I make a few suggestions? My apologies in advance if I am being offensive.
If I were you I would swap out Valverde and Matthews for Kittel and Cavendish. That would give you a good chance at points for stage 6 with all of Kittel, Cav, Greipel and Sagan. Of course, one of the lesser sprinters may win but these are the big 4.
It would leave you with no money in the bank and with the 3 trades left to use before stage 7. I would then use these trades after stage 6 to swap out Kittel, Cav and Greipel for Froome and Quintana and one of the 8.0m or less GC contenders or climbers.
That would give you 3 good candidates for stage 7 and set you up nicely for all the mountain stages that are coming. It would also give you an advantage for the next set of 8 trades: most teams will have to use up several just to get GC/climbers in to their teams.
Again, my apologies if I am out of order.