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I wonder why the Wembley people weren't treated the same way as the Hampden people? Ticketmaster were great with us. I was informed by phone message and e-mail the day before that our seats had been upgraded due to view restrictions. When I went to the box office my new tickets were ready and waiting for me in a wee envelope with my name on it.

 

Unless of course there were no spare seats at Wembley to move people into? :unsure:

 

I wondered that too, it obviously must of been known beforehand that there was going to be restricted views, even if was just a day's notice before they realised, there

was still time to do something about it.

It wouldn't of been entirely down to Ticket Master though, in fairness, from what I read they did offer free tickets for the Fridays gig. Not ideal for some people that couldn't make that date but at least it was something. I do think they should refund some if not all the money paid if people couldn't attend the Fridays show.

Other sites were selling tickets for those seats at mega prices and may not of been that bothered, they got their profit without a thought for some of the fans. :(

 

 

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I remember there was a big stooshie at Hampden a few years back with (I think) an AC/DC gig. Loads of people were so far behind the stage they couldn't see a thing. No excuse for that really. They obv know what people will and won't be able to see. Although that still won't take account of the man with the large head who always sits right in front of me and blocks my view....
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:lol: I wouldn't spend money on one of those dolls, but it is quite funny.

 

I have a cardboard cut out of Robbie :unsure:

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Another video:

 

http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/n...l-out-of-europe

 

 

 

New Video: "I Am Looking Forward To Entertaining The Hell Out Of Europe"

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16 Jul 2013

As Robbie's musical march across Europe continues apace, we're taking you back in time by one week to when he and the band were preparing for their first show on the continent.

 

Filmed in the historic German town of Gelsenkirchen, Robbie discusses in this latest video his relationship with the audience and how he has the "best job in the friggin' world".

 

Take a look at it below and keep an eye on all forthcoming videos by subscribing to Robbie's YouTube channel.

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http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/n...om-amazing-tour

 

26 Jul 2013

This week saw Robbie take to the stage in Denmark to perform for two audiences he himself described as 'impeccable'.

 

Looking back on the first night at Copenhagen's Parken, this latest video examines the roll the tour wardrobe plays in the shows, from Robbie's own outfits right through to the set department's costumes.

 

:lol: I wouldn't spend money on one of those dolls, but it is quite funny.

 

I have a cardboard cut out of Robbie :unsure:

 

& where do you keep the carboard cutout sparkle :unsure: , does it fold up :mellow:

 

 

I was in Dusseldorf a couple of years ago at the railway station & a girl passed me by with a large carboard cutout of Robbie under her arm :lol:

& where do you keep the carboard cutout sparkle :unsure: , does it fold up :mellow:

 

 

In the bedroom... :kink:

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Anyone pre ordered this? it's available now :cheer:

 

From: http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/l...edition-out-now

 

29 Jul 2013

The 10th Anniversary Edition of Robbie Williams Live At Knebworth is officially released today!

 

Produced especially for you to celebrate a decade since Robbie performed to 375,000 people across three days (yes, it's really been that long and it really was that many people), this special commemorative edition features the full spectacular show as well as two never-before-seen performances, Robbie's duet with Mark Owen and the 2003 documentary Moments Of Mass Distraction.

 

Available on DVD and for the first time on Blu-ray, you can also order the Super Deluxe Box Set, which includes both formats plus a double CD recording and a 60 page book containing a brand new interview with Robbie, commentary by Chris Heath and a collection of iconic images from the shows.

 

I can't decide whether to part with my money for this or not :unsure:
But if the full Slane concert ever became available on dvd I'd buy that :w00t:
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The blu ray price has gone up on amazon, it was £12 the other day, same as the normal dvd. :unsure:

 

I'm not buying it, I've got the dvd from years ago, it's not going to be much different is it.

 

 

No. I've decided not to bother either. I bought Murray v Djokovic on dvd instead :lol:
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:lol: It had to be done Nada, Jups was banned to the garden so missed the whole of the match.

It had to be done indeed. :lol: I watched it at the weekend. It was tremendously exciting. I found myself getting very nervous. :lol:

 

And amazingly enough, he won again! :w00t:

It had to be done indeed. :lol: I watched it at the weekend. It was tremendously exciting. I found myself getting very nervous. :lol:

 

And amazingly enough, he won again! :w00t:

 

 

 

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