Sparkle

Indeed :dance: Robbie seems to make his best albums when he is miserable An angry album could have the same effect.

Just like Cleopatra :P Jups........... I seem to of scared everyone off :unsure: there were 10 guests here a while ago, and they all went very quickly almost together :lol:

Good night Flatty, sleep well x

Bungay and Beccles sounds familiar Flatty, are they anywhere near Ipswich? Probably was one of those places we got lost in :lol: Have you ever been to Kersey in Suffolk? :unsure: really lovely place.

I downloaded the latest Olly album today, thought it would be nice to at least recognise more than one or two of his songs when he plays at Wembley with Robbie, was quite impressed with it, sounding good.

I love Norfolk and Suffolk :wub: so much to see. I used to live in Suffolk Flatty, many years ago, always used to go out for drives and get lost :lol: Mr Sparkle has had a good Fathers day............he wouldn't share his chocolate with me though!

Could be different......... He's got to get the swing one out of the way first though :(

From: http://www.contactmusic.com/news/robbie-wi...y-album_3721744 Robbie Williams next album will be full of ''hate and rage'' because he has inner-anger that he wants to release through music. The 'Feel' singer may have recently become a father to daughter Theodora 'Teddy' Rose with his wife Ayda Field, but that doesn't mean his next record will be full of syrupy ballads. He told Italy's Grazia magazine: ''I love being a father and the day Teddy was born was the best of my life, but my next album won't be about paternity at all. ''It's actually going to be full of hate and rage. I realised that sometimes I am very angry and to get rid of all the negative energy I've started writing very blunt and honest songs'' Robbie hasn't started the follow up to his 'Take The Crown' album, released last year, but he promised during sessions for it he has a few songs written with his old Take That bandmate Gary Barlow which may be included. He said: ''Gary, I highly, highly respect him. He's a very, very wise man. He's very much dad. ''I wrote a couple of songs with Gaz. I wrote a load of songs with Gaz and they are going to turn up on a couple of projects in the next few years.''

I've got the holiday blues Flatty :( I want to be back on the ship. How are you?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/event/arti...rry-Styles.html The 39-year-old singer on fatherhood and fidelity, reuniting with his old bandmates, and his tattoo wars with One Direction 'My 30s, apart from a little blip, have been the most successful decade,' said Robbie Williams A few months ago, backstage at the O2 Arena shortly before this year’s Brit Awards, Robbie Williams spotted One Direction’s Harry Styles down the corridor and shouted out a greeting. ‘I used to be Harry Styles,’ he murmured to me, then returned to his dressing room to rehearse a dance routine he was still learning for the song he would perform that night, his number one Candy, a song that has become his third-biggest-selling single ever. Williams has been coming to the Brit Awards for over half his life (in that time he has received a record 17 awards). Later on that evening, sitting down to talk back at his London home, he says that he had just been reading the novel Kill Your Friends by John Niven. ‘He’s got a very cynical view of the record industry,’ Williams noted, ‘but it resonated with me.’ As he read the book, he also stumbled across a passage about himself, describing a young and newly sober Robbie Williams at the Brit Awards in the 1990s. ‘He says, “Now there’s a guy that’s been handed all the sevens,” Williams recounted. “Who has been handed the cards.” And it really struck a chord with me. Yeah, this could have happened to anybody and it happened to me. And that I’m a lucky son of a bitch, and so is everybody else in the recording industry. 'Apart from Prince. And a couple more that don’t come to mind. I just look at the people at the Brit Awards, including myself, and think we’re all so very lucky.’ Lucky Robbie’s latest killer hand dealt him all the aces: first he finally hung up his bachelor boots and married Ayda Field, a 34-year-old American actress, then he became a father for the first time when his new wife gave birth to their daughter Theodora (Teddy) last September. And his latest tour, which includes a four-night run at Wembley Stadium, is his biggest yet. Not bad for a Take That tearaway from Stoke-on-Trent... http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/06/14/article-2340248-1A523394000005DC-399_306x465.jpg

:lol: I don't think the forum has discussed hairy chests for a very long time now Flatty.

Anyone looked at the new tour merchandise in the official shop yet? Quite expensive as usual. The teddy is quite cute :wub: Link here: http://shop.robbiewilliams.com/category/Ta...2013+Collection

:w00t: speaking of alcohol............just remembered half a bottle of wine left in the fridge.

I do B-)

From: http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/f...ies-dublin-show First Night: Take A Look At Robbie's Dublin Show 15 Jun 2013 Robbie descended on Dublin last night for the first stop on his Take The Crown Stadium Tour 2013 and what a night it proved to be! Playing to a packed crowd at the Aviva Stadium, Robbie stormed through a set packed with old classics and new favourites in a performance that was nothing short of spectacular. If you've got tickets to any of the upcoming dates, you certainly have a treat coming your way..! For a quick peep at last night's show check out the video below, filmed from right inside the heart of the action. Were you there to see the show last night? Share your best moments with everyone by leaving a comment below! * WARNING * This video contains spoilers! WB9PbQRE9-M

Robbie will perform with Dizzee on The Voice for next weeks final :w00t: From: http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/r...h-dizzee-rascal Jun 2013 We are very excited to reveal that Robbie is set to appear on The Voice UK next Saturday, 22nd June! He'll be teaming up with Dizzee Rascal to perform Goin' Crazy, the rapper's new single on which Robbie features. The last in the series, next Saturday's show marks the culmination of weeks of auditions, battles and knockouts on The Voice so, if you're a regular watcher, this will definitely be one to remember! Tune in to BBC 1 from 19:15 BST to make sure you don't miss out and, for a taste of what's to come, check out Robbie and Dizzee's performance of the track at Radio 1's Big Weekend last month below.

My exciting itinerary for next week is: :w00t: Mon night & day - sod all Tues " " - sod all Weds " " - sod all Thurs " " - sod all Fri " " - sod all :cry: Looks like I might be online lots next week :wacko:

Alcohol :P

I've looked online at some of the prices for these clothes, truly bonkers, who can afford to buy clothes at those prices :unsure:

:cry: I'm trying to be good and not click on the youtube links, soooooo difficult not to. Don't want to spoil anything for myself for when I go to Wembley.

Biccys has gone again....... :unsure:

:w00t: Did someone mention tea pots

:cry: :cry: awwwww I hate seeing animals in pain :(

Night night :wub:

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