November 14, 200915 yr Yeah, I know. He is sometimes such an idiot :lol: (have you read Feel? If i remember correct, there was written that Gary wanted to form back TT for some gigs in 2003 and Mark was against to do anything without Rob.) For me is perfect that they reunited just in 2005 as Mark wrote the amazing How the mighty fall in between and grow as a songwriter himself. That is why i wrote that i am sure Mark would continue to be a part of the band also for the OOOUUUU bits and he might be happy with a "Hold on" now and then. But, oh well, such an wasted talent, really :( ..... Gary didn't want to form back in 2003. He phoned Rob up but it wasn't about reforming ... it was to ask him to lay off all the 'digs' :lol: Rob assumed it was to 'talk about the good old times' ... the 'good old times' that he says he's missing now but a few years back were the 'bad old days'. He is a conundrum isn't he? Norma
November 14, 200915 yr Author What i would love to know is what do they really really think of each other as in my heart of hearts i dont think gary could have an awful lot of affection for robbie, maybe im wrong but i know if i was gary and robbie did to me what he did to gary there is no way i would be friends with him, at best i would be civil for the sake of other people.
November 14, 200915 yr The Spoof's take on the whole thing. Odd but this is a spoof and yet its probably closer to the truth than anything! :rofl: http://www.thespoof.com/news/spoof.cfm?headline=s4i63230 Robby Williams was back with his old mates from Take That on the stage of the Children in Need Concert at The Royal Albert Hall yesterday. What a surprise particularly since that fountain of musical wisdom NME had said that he wouldn't be turning up. Gary Barlow, fuzz-faced badger-haired Take That veteran introduced Robbie as "an old friend" to the roaring fans. Backstage though they were up to their old tricks, all over each other in the wings, the green room and behind the lighting bank. "Somebody said that Albert Hall has the biggest organ in England and I came to show them tonight how wrong that is. What? Sing a song with them? Sod off! I don't mind hugging him a bit just to show willing but sing with him, you must be daft!" "Yeah, he's only joking, we have to keep up the pretence ", said a breathless sweating Gary, "I'd forgotten why he left in the first place, we've just been at it again and he fair squeezed me dry! We can't have reunions too often if it's going to be like that." They were both in tears. Asked about Children in Need Robbie said, "Great! After fifteen years mostly lying zonked out and listless in bed in my luxury pads in one country or another, and living off royalties, it's great to be back on stage doing this for charity. It's no fun on your own. There was Gerry kept me company for a while, but my heart wasn't in it, but the publicity was ok." A slightly tired and emotional Gary added surprisingly ebulliently, My message for all those deprived kids in mud huts in Stevenage is, Take That you little sods if you are so deprived how come we sell you so many CD's. Keep buying or there'll be no more charity for you!" When asked what he had planned for the future Robbie said, "Yeah, I'm gooin' back to bed with some tea and toast, all this excitement has worn me out" At that point an enormous yellow bear with a bandaged eye ate him. But seriously, spoof readers don't forget to donate generously to Children in Neeed. We might take the p*** but Robbie and the lads did a great job and all for free.20th November tune in to the show! Give generously! Norma Edited November 14, 200915 yr by Norma_Snockers
