Its completely pathetic, resorting to digging up his blog entries from last year. To say they're desperate for a story would be an understatement and ofcourse to further add to negative opinions about Rob which is why they chose to print that particular blog entry. They had lots of entries to choose from last year but ofcourse they don't quote any of the other 'harmless' ones :rolleyes: :angry:

SCOTTY

 

Your comment has been posted on BBC Ceefax today about Rob & Madonna....

 

Well done....... :rolleyes: B) B) B)

SCOTTY

 

Your comment has been posted on BBC Ceefax today about Rob & Madonna....

 

Well done....... :rolleyes: B) B) B)

 

 

 

Our Scotty is famous! :o :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

 

Our boy is back on the party scene.

 

Sorry, can't find the photo on-line. But I saw it in my copy of the Record today. Robbie surrounded by scantily clad kilted females.

 

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment...-name_page.html

 

9 May 2007

ROBBIE PLAID UP TO THE CAMERA

Beverley Lyons

LIFE'S been hard for Robbie Williams recently . . . . rehab, his last album being panned, hanging out with six gorgeous, scantily-clad models in a Las Vegas nightclub.

 

Well these are the kind of tough tasks you just need to get on with when you're a super star and he seems to be coping.

 

Robbie was among the guests at a birthday party at the Body English nightclub for model Joanna Krupa, below.

 

 

Here is the photo from the Daily Record I took with my camera phone. It took 3 days to reach my E-Mail In-Box. :blink:

 

Sorry about the really poor quality but just to prove the story was true.

 

http://i4.tinypic.com/52fxpc8.jpg

 

Would love to know what he was thinking in that photo :P

Our Scotty is famous! :o :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

 

Because its a bit faded it looks a bit ' Burlesque ' .. :w00t: :w00t: :w00t: suits Rob down to the ground..... :dance:

SCOTTY

 

Your comment has been posted on BBC Ceefax today about Rob & Madonna....

 

Well done....... :rolleyes: B) B) B)

 

I noticed. :lol: :dance:

I noticed. :lol: :dance:

 

I hope that shuts up ' Ron ' from Scotland once & for all...... :puke2: :puke2: :puke2:

We need to keep a keen eye on that site as there are some right sneaky people getting their digs in every now & then....... :arrr: :arrr: :arrr: :arrr: :arrr: :arrr: :arrr:

Robbie's Online Rant At Ex-Lover

By: Cher Tippetts on 14/5/2007

 

Robbie Williams has launched an online tirade against a former girlfriend who two-timed him.

 

The singer attacked the woman, named as Tina, after he spent two nights with her before she revealed she had a boyfriend.

 

He rants on his blog, "You have completely blown any trust I had for you. If I knew my girlfriend had been on a dinner and DVD night with another man I would be livid. I'm furious thinking about it!!!!!!! And it happened weeks ago".

 

He goes on to launch a personal attack on his former lover's looks:

 

“She’s amazing from the front, but from the side she looks like a shed is about to land on her on a special delivery from Kansas”.

 

What a gent.

 

http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news?id=31621

Posh: I'm desperate housewife

 

Victoria is delighted with the location of the couple’s new home as it is close to pals TOM CRUISE and KATIE HOLMES and also near to ROBBIE WILLIAMS.

 

She said: “If I’m running late I can ring Robbie and ask him to pick up the kids from school for me. And he wants David to play with his football team too.”

 

Full Article Here

 

(thanks to fans supreme)

Robbie: I died it my way

15/05/07

SPOOKY Robbie Williams is loving Angels instead of the living, thanks to his paranormal powers.

 

The pop hunk, who has been in rehab recently, has confessed he regularly contacts dead Rat Pack stars – including Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra.

 

Robbie, 33, reckons Frank (inset) who had a hit with My Way, helped him record his 2001 album, Swing While You’re Winning.

 

He said: “I like to play it when I’m at home and Frank approves. He was there when I made it.”

 

The Robster enjoys the company of his ghostly chums so much, he likes to hang out at an LA cemetery. Robbie said in a blog:

 

“My dad (Pete) read Dean Martin obituaries and umpteen books. We are going to his grave to pay our respects to him. But I worry, am I disturbing him?”

 

Robbie is studying black magic to make better use of his abilities.

 

He added “I think I do have powers. I’ve seen things. My sister’s dog jumping at her feet, when it had passed away years before. Green lights coming in at my window, too.”

 

 

 

oh my stars :blink:

(thanks Fans Supreme)

Robbie is studying black magic to make better use of his abilities.

more recycled c**p ?! :rolleyes: he was studying spells and all that but it was around the time IC was out and when he was recording it.

 

Oh the desperation for a story ...... ain't pretty -_-

 

Robbie is studying black magic to make better use of his abilities.

more recycled c**p ?! :rolleyes: he was studying spells and all that but it was around the time IC was out and when he was recording it.

 

Oh the desperation for a story ...... ain't pretty -_-

 

 

She said: “If I’m running late I can ring Robbie and ask him to pick up the kids from school for me.

I think they need to insert this :rofl: at the end of that sentence.

 

Maybe they can have a play date with his dogs as well :lol:

 

Robbie Williams can communicate with the dead!

 

Robbie Williams can communicate with the dead!

 

Washington, May 16 : English singer Robbie William claims that he has special psychic powers that enable him to communicate with people who have died.

 

In his web blog, the singer also claimed to have contacted late jazz legend Frank Sinatra.

 

"I like to play my 'Swing While You're Winning ' album when I'm at home and Frank approves. He was there when I made it," Tittle-tattle quoted Williams as writing.

 

"I think I do have powers. I've seen things. My sister's dog jumping at her feet when it had passed away years before. Green lights coming in at my window, too," the blog added.

 

Williams also wrote that he liked visiting a Los Angeles cemetery with his father, Pete.

 

"My dad read Dean Martin obituaries and tons of books. We are going to his grave to pay our respects to him. But I worry, am I disturbing him?" he said.

 

The 33-year-old singer was recently treated in the US for prescription drug addiction. He has admitted to suffering from depression, insecurity and drug and alcohol abuse in the past.

Meet the celebrity whingers

 

By JOSH BURT

May 17, 2007

 

YOU'D think that with trillions in the bank and their pick of the crumpet down at Chinawhites, celebrities would be a happy bunch, but judging by the way they like to whine, you'd be way off.

 

Only this week, England was voted the second most whingey country behind France, but that must be wrong - after all, have you ever heard Gerard Depardieu moaning? You have not.

 

From Lily Allen to Robbie Williams, our crop of spoilt international stars like nothing more than bemoaning their fame and fortune, blissfully unaware that the rest of us are secretly fuming.

 

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2004580...7220538,00.html

(thanks to Fans Supreme)

Take That! Robbie Williams and his (Hells) Angels

 

Research released today by Bennetts, the UK's number one for bike insurance*, has revealed that there isn't 'only one Robbie Williams' …with 25 bikers around the UK sharing the 'King of Pop's' name.

 

The study, which analysed the names of Bennetts customers, shows that bikers with the same name as the former Take That star account for the most popular celebrity name amongst the UK's biking community. The survey also revealed a host of amusing celebrity namesakes, including 15 of football legend and real-life biker Ian Wright and nine of Newcastle and England striker Michael Owen.

 

On the political front, Conservative leader David Cameron beats Prime Minister-in-waiting Gordon Brown into second place. Namesakes of bicycle rider-Cameron numbered eight, whereas those who share Chancellor Brown's moniker only made six.

 

The Bennetts celebrity biker top ten was completed with the namesakes of Will Smith, Michael Jackson, Andy Murray, John Terry and Chris Martin. Other Bennetts customers with celebrity names include one Katie Price, Simon Cowell and Sharon Osbourne apiece, along with singer Pete Doherty, who himself was disqualified from driving earlier in the year.

 

No Celebrity name No. of UK bikers

1 Robert Williams 25

2 Will Smith 18

3 Ian Wright 15

4 Michael Jackson 12

5 Michael Owen 9

6 David Cameron 8

7 Gordon Brown 6

8 Andy Murray 5

9 Chris Martin 6

10 John Terry 4

 

*Based upon independent research conducted in July 2006.

 

http://www.searchbyheadlines.com/posted_news/100914.html

Meet the celebrity whingers

 

By JOSH BURT

May 17, 2007

 

YOU'D think that with trillions in the bank and their pick of the crumpet down at Chinawhites, celebrities would be a happy bunch, but judging by the way they like to whine, you'd be way off.

 

Only this week, England was voted the second most whingey country behind France, but that must be wrong - after all, have you ever heard Gerard Depardieu moaning? You have not.

 

From Lily Allen to Robbie Williams, our crop of spoilt international stars like nothing more than bemoaning their fame and fortune, blissfully unaware that the rest of us are secretly fuming.

 

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2004580...7220538,00.html

(thanks to Fans Supreme)

 

Oh, it gets better and better. Sounds like now they even blame Rob for England being the second most whingey country. <_<

Some people just don't get that he is suffering from depression which is a serious illness and that's a big part of why he sounds like he is moaning sometimes although really he doesn't whinge as much as they make it appear. Idiots. :arrr:

 

 

Oh, it gets better and better. Sounds like now they even blame Rob for England being the second most whingey country. <_<

Some people just don't get that he is suffering from depression which is a serious illness and that's a big part of why he sounds like he is moaning sometimes although really he doesn't whinge as much as they make it appear. Idiots. :arrr:

 

 

Monsoon

 

The papers never stop whinging themselves..they whinge about this & they whinge about that..... so I dont know what they are on about....... :w00t:

 

 

BTW.... Any idea when the Ivor Novello Awards are on........................ :unsure: :unsure: :unsure: :unsure:

Edited May 18, 200718 yr by TessaT

Whatever Rob says at any time is always seen as whinging, moaning, complaining, etc etc etc .... blah blah blah :rolleyes:

 

Its how the British press want to peg him as and they will never change their tune. Same as them always pegging him as lonely :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Robbie & Guy Back For Good

 

May 19, 2007

 

ROBBIE WILLIAMS and GUY CHAMBERS are putting their rows aside to work together again.

 

I’m delighted to reveal the dynamic song writing duo will return to the studio to record their next masterpiece later this year.

 

A source close to the former TAKE THAT star says a string of top producers will work with the pair — who together penned Angels, voted Best British Song of the past 25 years at the Brits.

 

The source said: “Rob’s going back into the studio with Guy later in the year. They have been talking on the phone a lot and they are excited by it all.

 

“They were such good friends and together they were a dynamic partnership.

 

“Rob’s also going to be working with MARK RONSON, WILLIAM ORBIT and SOUL MEKANIK on some songs. He is writing now and will hopefully have an album to release next year.

 

“He’s taking the rest of this year off from doing any public appearances but he is buzzing with ideas.”

 

Back in April 2005 I reported how the pair were talking again after a three-year feud.

 

They fell out after Rob signed a £30million deal with EMI.

 

Guy asked for more cash but the singer was so angered by the request that he ended the partnership.

 

Guy later said: “The money had become so important to him. Our parting was very acrimonious.”

 

A public slanging match followed, with Robbie laying into Guy in his official biography Feel.

 

The pair began building bridges after Guy admitted Robbie’s decision to move to the US also played a major part in their split.

 

He said: “If I’d also moved out there we may have continued working together.”

 

I’m glad the lads are pals again — I bet they’ve missed each other.

 

All together now . . .

 

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,4-2007230156,00.html