Susie

I get carried away too, one gig is never enough for me, so apologies to Nada and Lorrels for being greedy when you have none. :mellow: Already seen him in Dublin....great gig liked the maturity of his performance there, so it went wrong at the end, I don't care (although I know he did). Copenhagen Denmark - week after next :yahoo: Then Milton Keynes :yahoo:

Very funny Jupiter, I don't know how you think it up. :D

I am getting excited just imagining the concert from your posts wh75. :yahoo: Every feedback I have read have said how brilliant the show was last night..waiting to hear back from Twinkle.

Nada, it doesn't have to remain that why does it? Can you not go to a show, which one would be the nearest for you? :D

It really must be awful for a Mother and I am not surprised she sometimes gets upset. I would too if it were my boy. :( That school/careers report should have remained confidential :angry:

yeah but he is brilliant regardless. That happened to him in Scotland in 2001. I don;t think he found it funny as we did. bless him.

Lazy Days for some reason today

I can't wait to hear the rest of the lyrics. :P

Scotty he did take his coat off in Paris. I heard from my two friends that went to Paris on Saturday. there were problems with getting into the stadium but no problems once past the entrance gates. I don't think the French security people did a good job, but then again its not easy is it, they could learn from Ireland though. Despite that they both said that ROBBIE WAS FANTASTIC :yahoo: from the pictures and report filtering back, it was an amazing crowd, with a lot of love for him. The French Fans had arranged for white balloons to be released when he started sing Advertising Space, and it was very effective. During Feel they held up red hearts. I think from my mates comments he was very moved by it all. He was on top form and enjoying it, he did remove the jacket, but there was a problem again with the staging, the part of the stage where Robbie first appears and then leaves before the Encore, it apparently decended with him in the middle of a song. But Robbie being Robbie brushed it off as only he can. Go Robbie

It could couldn't it..but I don't think so, where did he get that title from "Rude Box"

Oh Happy Birthday Twinkle from both of us.. :birthday: :party2: :wave:

Enjoy the shows everyone who is going to Amsterdam. :cheer:

My favourite is Angels, oh no scrub that, Come Undone is pretty amazing, nope changed my mind Feel gets in there somewhere. Nope hang on ..... Sorry osiris I really cannot decide. Those 3 songs come to mind at the moment, but of course it could be something else tomorrow. :yahoo: Hello Nada nice to see you back.

Robbie 2-timed Tara for Trivial Pursuit with me By James Weatherup - News of the World A STUNNING MTV presenter today reveals how she bedded Robbie Williams on a blind date — while he was romancing TV beauty Tara Palmer-Tomkinson. Gorgeous Coralie Robinson played Trivial Pursuit with the cheating Robster before scoring in all sex categories with him. And she says Robbie, whose stunt gondola farcically failed to float on stage in Dublin last week, had no trouble with his oar this time. "He was unbelievably good in bed and satisfied me totally," coos model Coralie, 25. "He couldn't keep his hands off me after I scribbled him a note saying I didn't know any of the Trivial Pursuit answers but I knew one thing — that he was hot! "When he finally got me into bed I hit the heights of ecstasy twice in quick succession. He was turning me on so much. He's such an experienced lover I just let him help himself." Robbie, 32, met Coralie in the bar of London's posh Conrad Hotel during his romance with Tara, 34. The model had been invited along by a girlfriend of one of his best pals, who thought the singer needed cheering up. As soon as Robbie saw the beauty, It girl Tara was forgotten. And T*t girl Coralie was in. "I was bowling when I got the call to come along that night and meet Robbie. I jumped at the chance," says Coralie. "I had a tight waistcoat on with no bra. Robbie was fascinated by my boobs. He said they were the best in the world. Stroking "Two of his friends were there and I was with a couple of girlfriends. Robbie seemed tense because there were so many people who recognised him. "He asked us if we'd go and play ‘quiz' with him in a hotel suite. He takes Trivial Pursuit very seriously and dishes out bits of paper for everyone to write their answers on. He was good on showbiz and sport." And he was about to play a very wild card with Coralie. "After a while he invited everyone up to his penthouse flat next door to carry on playing. His dad Pete was there with his girlfriend. On the way Robbie made his intentions clear by holding my hand. "As we all played I was sitting between his legs and he was stroking my hair and massaging my neck." After a few more games he sneaked Coralie back to the hotel suite. "He just jumped up and said we needed to go. Then he whisked me off," she says. "When we got to the room he slid my clothes off and kissed me all over, biting my neck. His body was covered in tattoos. He was a bit flabby but he had a hairy chest which turned me on." When it came to positions, Trivial Pursuit fan Robbie went for multiple choice. "I wanted to get on top but he was in control and we did it in all sorts of ways," says Coralie, who was a dancer in Moulin Rouge starring Nicole Kidman. Toes "He loved playing with my boobs and pulling my hair. And when he realised I had a secret piercing he was absolutely fascinated by it. "At one point I started sucking his toes and he really liked that. He then did it for me. "Having sex with him was a dream come true because I've always fancied him. We were interrupted by texts from Robbie's dad who was cross that Robbie had just left them in his flat. "Robbie arranged for his driver called ‘Tweetie' to take me home after getting my number." Last week the star was in Dublin where his big finale on stage was ruined when a stunt gondola in which he was to glide onto stage singing Let Me Entertain You broke down. He promised to give the 80,000 fans at Croke Park a free show. Now Coralie — who also had a three-in-a-bed romp with Aussie cricket hero Shane Warne — is hoping for a return with Robbie too after their April romp. "He called me a couple of days later but I didn't recognise his voice at first and then we got cut off," she says. "I've been swotting up on my Trivial Pursuit questions — but he hasn't called back yet." http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/images/homepage/s4_03.jpg Thanks to TRWS and my newspaper. 2 lovely stories today :D and 1 kiss-n-tell :o love the picture of him though. :P

The 50 greatest music books ever Sunday June 18, 2006 The Observer 3. Feel: Robbie Williams by Chris Heath Ebury Press, 2004 The definitive account of 21st-century stardom. Even if you don't have the slightest interest in Robbie Williams - and I don't - this is still one of the great rock documents of our time. It is about what it feels like to be a pop star, to live inside the claustrophobia of fame. Robbie Williams seems to have lost all contact with normal life when he joined Take That at l6. Since then he has been virtually imprisoned by fans, stalkers and paparazzi. No wonder, then, that he seems to have gone a little crazy - tearing his clothes off in public, peeing in wastepaper bins, and appearing for one interview dressed in bra, G-string, and fishnet tights. His problem is that when he is not performing, he really has no idea what to do. There is no question of him, ever, sitting alone in a room - he is constantly surrounded by a straggling, largely male, entourage. Chris Heath joined the circus four years ago when Robbie had just moved to Los Angeles; he then followed him at home and on tour for 18 months. He warns at the outset that readers might find Robbie 'a needy, insecure, contradictory egomaniac' and you can say that in spades, but it doesn't matter. This book could be about any pop star and it would be still be great. Lynn Barber from the guardian.co.uk With thanks to therobbiewilliamssite

Robbie's career dilemma - pop star or social worker Daily Mail http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2006/06/robbPA170606_228x261.jpg It's a tough dilemma for any teenager - become a social worker or opt for a career as a world famous pop star worth £85million. These were the options open to 15-year-old Robbie Williams at an interview with his school careers officer, according to an extraordinary dossier released to The Mail on Sunday. And the file will give hope to millions of children who have been discouraged by the conclusions of their careers meeting. It reveals Robbie's predicted GCSE results the following summer and the employment possibilities open to him - including social work. And it breaks the news in deadpan fashion that he 'is about to sign a record contract, having been auditioned amongst 2,000 for the British equivalent of New Kids On The Block'. The dossier starts in November 1989 with the notes of a meeting with Robbie when he was in the Fifth Year at St Margaret Ward High School in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. The careers officer writes that two main options were discussed - he should either study drama, media or theatre at 'poly/univ', or 'develop a separate career...in sales, social work, hotel management etc'. On a separate form, filled out in the neat hand of 'Robert Williams, Form 5BK', signs of his trademark sense of humour are already evident. Under the heading, 'Are you considering further study?' he has written: 'I am...stud,' before crossing out the word 'stud' and completing the line... 'considering going to college then hopefully to university. But what course to take is a problem'. In his GCSEs, he is predicted an A/B grade in history, B/C grades in English, geography and Religious education, a C in literature, and a C/D in French, maths and physics. He failed them all. Under 'work experience', Robbie writes: 'Babysit, work in a flower shop and restarunt [sic]. I am a member of several theatre companies and taken many lead roles in a number of shows.' As he runs out of space, he squeezes in: 'School basketball and football. I also follow Port Vale.' The assessment by the careers officer will ring true to many fans. After declaring him to be of 'medium height' and 'medium build', the careers officer describes his speech as 'very good...articulate' and his appearance/manner as 'outgoing, confident'. But it says Robbie is 'unsure' about what to do with his life. 'Discussed taking up a separate career path using his skills and keeping up with his drama, eg sales, social work, hotel management.' The file resumes on January 18, 1990, with the note that - clearly concerned about her son's future - Robbie's mother Jan had phoned 'to make an appointment for herself and her son to come in'. After a series of notes about cancelled appointments, the next entry, on September 3, 1990, breaks the news of the 16-year-old's imminent signing with Take That. The final entry says simply: 'Now signed contract with RCA Records...Lives in Stockport with group.' Unrecorded by the careers file, Jan had decided to take Robbie's career into her own hands. As her son approached his exams in the summer of 1990, she heard entrepreneur Nigel Martin-Smith talking on the radio about forming a new boy band to rival the chart-topping American group New Kids On The Block. Pretending to be her son, Jan sent a photo of Robbie to Mr Martin-Smith asking for an audition - which Robbie flew through and joined the group. And the rest, as they say, is history... Thank you to tlc on therobbiewilliamssite.com

I hate rap, I really do..I know I am not going to like it. :puke2:

The whole of IC and GH :heart:

LE GOBSTER YEUCH! Kiki King, Eva Simpson & Caroline Hedley REGARDEZ, it's Le Robster on the loose in gay Paree. Robbie Williams - looking a bit like "le 'ooligan" in an England tracky top - led six aides, minders and hangerson down the French capital's most romantic street. As you can see (left), Robbie, best pal Jonathan Wilkes and co. seemed to be recreating that famous Reservoir Dogs scene as they strode along the Champs-Elysees. But the Robster was more Gobster than Mobster after one of his teeth mysteriously dropped out. Robbie, 32, offered the molar to fans as a prize on his website, only to withdraw it amid widespread revulsion. He says: "I always thought it was a bit gross and a weird idea, but it was worth a try. There weren't enough 'yeses' to run a competition, so I'll hold on to it and with any luck the tooth fairy will come to visit one night." You just hang on in there, Monsieur Williams. :) Gosh don't they like to dress it up. There is a picture too in the paper, but not online.

Pretty phenominal isn't it. Robbie must have the most successful tour doing the rounds at the moment. :cheer:

Oh how sweet. :D

Its brill news isn't it. I don't like to be picky though, but the UK have 9 concerts and Germany has 13 dates, but its still fantastic that he is playing all those dates in Australia. :yahoo: I know from first hand experience just how much they love him down under. :dance: and I think he is adding more dates in Asia, even India!!

My workmate is going on Saturday to see Robbie in Paris, I will bring you a full report on Monday. I am hoping she really enjoys it, it is her first Robbie experience. :D

Same here Twinkle. I like his version of this song. Thanks Scotty. :heart:

Don't be sorry Twinkle, Robbie has a song for every mood, and I guess I was a bit reflective today. Still love the lyrics and melody though. "Can't forgive sorry to say, you don't know you are guilty anyway". The lyrics are so Robbie. :heart: