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So he definiteluy opened with Radio :) sorry Scotty - but I think that is great. I'm not surprised if he is getting bored of LMEY as an opener, and moving it to later in the set doesn't bother me at all.

Why not Radio as an opener ? - I like the idea, though I hadn't considered it before.

Stalkers Day Off for me too :)

Sexed Up today - also Come Undone, Feel , Monsoon ...

Went for If Its Hurting You - but its very close against Better Man, By All Maans Necessary and Road to Manadalay

Karma Killer for me

Killing Me - but very hard to choose between them. In fact Angels would be a fair way down my list from this album I think.

Just how I feel Hulio - so if anyone has spare tickets for Leeds on Saturday 9th .... :blink: I am so looking forward to hearing all the reports tomorrow now :D

Great work Scotty - thanks :)

I find the ranking very hard, because it will depend upon my mood <_< For today I'll say 1 Intensive Care 2 Life Thru A Lens 3 Escapology 4 Swing When You're Winning 4 Sing When You're Winning 4 Ive Been Expecting You

This should probbaly have thread here. Tickets are available from robbiewilliams.com or Manchester United. At least I know I'll be seeing Robbie this year :D despite only having Wembley tickets for the tour :cry: Robbie Williams Kicks for Charity Robbie Williams getting ready for practice for the charity football game "England Against the World." Photo by UNICEF Sports: 23 March 2006, Thursday. British rock star Robbie Williams will captain an all-stars team in a charity football game, organized by the Soccer Aid foundation. All the funds accumulated from the series of games that will take place over the summer will go to UNICEF. Football legends and celebrities from all over the world will clash in the tournament called "England Against the World". Williams already has gathered experience enough to lead his team to victory, for he played in another charity game in 2005. "I have been a goodwill ambassador with UNICEF since 2000," Williams said. "These football matches gave me the opportunity to spent some of the happiest moments in my life." The musician added that during his trips with UNICEF he had seen a lot of happy smiles form children and that he would like to return the gesture by playing in the Soccer Aid. The big game will take place at the legendary Old Trafford stadium in London , where thousands are expected to support the good cause and their favorite stars in a new role.

hulio - we will see him I'm sure ^_^ (Desparately trying to be positive about my Wembley tickets :( ) I am looking forward to all the reports from South Africa. Will be sooo jealous when all the UK dates start though - we need some official new soon :cry: