What his Management should have done/do is take out full page adverts in rival papers listing all the lies printed and refuting them.

 

Let's start with 'Flop' album Rudebox....

I think everyone should personally write to IE Music Managent & complain about their lack of support for Rob & our concerns for his health. I am certainly going to write to them in a few weeks time when things have died down a bit.

I mean it's not f***ing Rocket Science to support your artist against press attacks is it? Or maybe they're too busy counting the money.... :rolleyes:

God my PMT is great tonight. :arrr: :P

:cry: :cry:

I mean it's not f***ing Rocket Science to support your artist against press attacks is it? Or maybe they're too busy counting the money.... :rolleyes:

 

Nope. Too busy moaning about not making enough bloody money. :rolleyes:

 

Yet more pressure on Rob from EMI instead of bloody promoting him and putting some bloody effort in, instead of putting all their financial problems all on him. :rolleyes: Some bloody support eh? <_<

 

IE Music are usless. Here is their site http://www.iemusic.co.uk/artistes/robbie_williams/. You can contact them from there I think.

 

Tim Clark and David Enthovan are meant to be friends with Rob and should be doing something, anything. :wacko:

Nope. Too busy moaning about not making enough bloody money. :rolleyes:

 

Yet more pressure on Rob from EMI instead of bloody promoting him and putting some bloody effort in, instead of putting all their financial problems all on him. :rolleyes: Some bloody support eh? <_<

 

IE Music are usless. Here is their site http://www.iemusic.co.uk/artistes/robbie_williams/. You can contact them from there I think.

 

Tim Clark and David Enthovan are meant to be friends with Rob and should be doing something, anything. :wacko:

 

Scotty

 

Its a waste of time sending emails to that site -- they probably dont even read them , however I do know that they do respond to letters as I did get a reply some time ago from Tim Calrk on a complaint that I made - so a letter is a better option. I really feel strongly about what has happened & I think it would be good to let them see that Rob's supporters are not happy at his management for not supporting him more publicly this last year - where is their PR team for God's sake.They have really let him down & I hope his Mum gives the hell for it.....

I think this longer interview seems a bit more positive

http://www.bbc.co.uk/stoke/realmedia/2007/...an_williams.ram

More c**p from Gary Barlow :angry:

 

 

http://www.allheadlinenews.com/articles/7006483869

 

Gary Barlow Says Robbie Williams Will Never Find Happiness

 

February 16, 2007 5:14 a.m. EST

 

 

Maira Oliveira - All Headline News Reporter

London, England (BANG) - A decade after the group broke up, Gary Barlow is still certain former band member Robbie Williams still hasn't found his way in life.

 

Gary recently took a swipe at the British singer, saying he will never be happy.

 

The Take That singer believes Robbie - who checked into rehab for prescription drug addiction on Tuesday - has an inherent need to feel miserable.

 

He said, "There are some people who will never be happy and I fear that Robbie will be one of them. We haven't heard from him in ages, but the boys and I hope that he is OK."

 

The foursome - Gary, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Howard Donald - were accused of deliberately snubbing Robbie when they failed to mention him when they collected the award for British Single at Wednesday night's BRITs.

 

The boys celebrated their prize, which they received for their hit song "Patience," by heading to exclusive Knightsbridge restaurant Mocoto. During the evening's festivities, Jason - who was accompanied by his father - seemed to only have eyes for fellow diner former Mis-Teeq singer Alesha Dixon.

 

An onlooker told Britain's Evening Standard newspaper, "She seemed pretty interested too. They were chatting for ages and were overheard trying to see when they would see one another again."

 

Isnt jason married? :mellow:

http://www.mtv.co.uk/channel/mtvuk/news/16...s_robbies_rehab

 

 

Liam Gallagher lets rip, and Mark Ronson breaks the silence...

Liam Gallagher offered his considered opinion on Robbie Williams' predicament at Wednesdays Brits, saying:

 

"He's a f***ing drama f****ing queen. You make a f***ing c**p album then want everyone to feel f***ing sorry for you. F***ing tossa!" Eloquent.

 

The latest from inside the Robbie camp comes from his friend and recording partner Mark Ronson.

 

He's reported today as saying the troubled singer "does have a lot of demons that he deals with, but he won't discuss his personal circumstances because he doesn't want anyone to worry about him."

 

Ronson described Robbie's Rudebox album, his first release since splitting with long term writing partner Guy Chambers :rolleyes: :wacko: , as a "transition record," but said that he had recently spoken to highly respected US rapper Mos Def who said "That Robbie Williams' s**t is amazing!"

 

Encouragement can come from the most unusual sources – good luck Rob!

 

SL

16/02/07

 

Liam seriously is the most simple, thick, briandead, attention seeking t*** on the planet. I would bet alot of money that his IQ isnt even a two digit number. :rolleyes:

http://uk.news.launch.yahoo.com/dyna/artic...tml&e=l_news_dm

 

 

Liam demolishes Robbie

(Friday February 16, 2007 04:47 PM)

 

Liam Gallagher has called Robbie Williams a "f**king drama queen", after he was admitted to a rehab clinic in America.

 

The Oasis star launched a foul-mouthed attack on his pop rival at a party after the Brits on Wednesday evening, according to a UK tabloid.

 

Liam, who was pictured leaving the music ceremony with Lily Allen, ranted: "What's his f**king problem, man?

 

"We all know what it is - he's a f**king drama f**king queen. If you've got a f**king problem, why do you want the whole world knowing about it?

 

"He has to be on the front f**king pages, doesn't he? Just sort your f**king self out. You make a f**king c**p album then want everyone to feel f**king sorry for you."

 

Liam concluded his scathing tirade against Robbie by labelling him a "f**cking tosser."

 

I swear to God...Robbie didn't send his story out to the press. The press has made up a load of lies and once again everyone believes it...

 

I'm so glad Robbie isn't able to read all this $h!t.

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/tm_headl...-name_page.html (Mirror Group Newspaper)

 

 

ROBBIE IS JUST ADDICTED TO FAME

Joan Burnie

MY name is Joan. I am a hopeless addict. And just as soon as I have finished this double-strength americano, I shall be booking myself into the nearest bin.

 

But, gosh, it will be hard.

 

Because outside this very office lurk at least six pushers, all of them tempting me to have one more fix.

 

Every time I hand over the dosh, I hate myself.

 

So well done Robbie for finding the strength to kick his own heavy caffeine habit.

 

Aye, right.

 

 

Of course Williams' real fix isn't coffee but fame and self-indulgence.

 

 

http://www.guardian.co.uk/Columnists/Colum...2014474,00.html

 

 

Everything you do entertains us, Robbie

 

Reminding us that the War on Drugs will only be won one celebrity at a time, Robbie Williams this week checked himself into rehab, where he will be trained to become an elite commando with special responsibility for fending off caffeine-based attacks on his personal equilibrium. According to a cocktail of publicist announcements and exclusive reports, The Nation's Greatest Entertainerâ„¢ is in the grip of both a prescription drugs dependency and the need to drink 36 double espressos every day. Just call him Ziggy Starbucks.

 

On one level, of course, this development addresses Robbie's timeworn inquiry as to whether an angel contemplates his fate. Either the answer is "no", or the celestial guardian in question has dashed his prediction that she won't forsake him, perhaps after requesting a transfer to a less whingeingly self-absorbed protectee. Like Ashley Cole.

 

(Incidentally, any emails voicing outrage at the tone of this week's Lost in Showbiz will result in the sender being formally banned from reading the column even again. Lost in Showbiz is not an offshoot of the Society section. It doesn't do heart.)

 

Whatever the cosmic back story, Robbie's publicist this week made the unbidden declaration that the star was checking into a clinic, subsequently revealed to be The Meadows in Arizona - a sort of Oxbridge of rest facilities. Alumni include Pete Doherty and Gazza, either of whom may feel moved to return at some point to do their PhD.

 

You may be wondering how the singer got here. To be perfectly honest, the Robbie Williams story has long had the flavour of a realtime Hallmark drama about a rock star just talented enough to know he's not quite talented enough - meaning most sensible people lost interest in it somewhere in the middle of act two. About the time when Robbie crossed the Atlantic to head up the list of Brits in LA for No Good Reason, and began operating under the apparent assumption that his fans were his therapist. After an endless series of interviews to this effect, there are now believed to be only four people in the country who are not aware that he's depressed with his fabulous life, that being a multi-millionaire means nothing, and that performing has lost its sparkle. Yet the tours persist.

 

For those playing catch-up, Robbie has been chronicling his descent into legal-stimulant hell in a series of what one can only hope are album tracks. Consider a stanza of Good Doctors: "Robert Williams take one Adderall with water/ As if I'm going to take one tablet, I'm Keith Moon, dickhead!"

 

They do say the decency to at least attempt rhyme is one of the first things to go. You know, when you're hitting the espressos really hard. (Trivia buffs may care to know that Adderall is a drug primarily used to treat attention deficit disorder and narcolepsy, which kind of makes you wonder why they didn't cover mount a sample of it on Robbie's most recent album.)

 

As for what the immediate future holds for our Steven-Tyler-with-stabilisers, who knows? Technically, of course, Robbie Williams concerts can still take place, given that the crowd are traditionally required to sing all the songs anyway. The one thing we can be very sure indeed of is that Robbie will soon feel moved to satirise the entire rehab process with one of his trademark ironic videos. Give it six months, then expect to see the singer chairing a group therapy circle, where he also plays all the patients as different versions of himself. It'll be called something arch. Something like Circle Jerk.

 

 

I swear to God...Robbie didn't send his story out to the press. The press has made up a load of lies and once again everyone believes it...

 

I'm so glad Robbie isn't able to read all this $h!t.

 

So am I. This sort of $h!t would push ANYONE over the top when they are desperatly trying to save themselfs and get help. Do these f***ers have no bloody remorce. :angry: :angry: :puke2:

Just read The Sun article... :angry:

 

But why all the hate towards Joss?? She's got an American accent now?

I don't think I can take any more of these tbh. It's very difficult for me to accept there are so many evil, vile people in this country. <_<

I think it would much more better for me not to read all that... It makes me feel sad... :cry: