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Anyone want a pair of Robbie Williams tickets face value for tomorrow?



BN9 BHA

BN9 BHA

DOCKERS
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Jul 14, 2013
22,661
Newhaven
crodonilson said:
I am sure NSC will want to join me in welcoming Beau Benedict Eindhoven Williams to the world, Robbie and Fields 4th child joining Coco, Theodora and Ross to the Williams family.

Great news to start your weekends with.

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I'm very surprised you didn't start a new thread for this.
 






papajaff

papajaff

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Aug 7, 2005
4,027
Brighton
No disrespect to you OP but I wouldn't want these if they were free and train tickets were thrown in.
 












OzMike

OzMike

Well-known member
Oct 2, 2006
13,277
Perth Australia
I was gifted tickets for his last concert here for works I had done for a mate, who was going with his wife.
Others going with them couldn't make it so I was made the offer, he insisted so much that I said 'ok'.
I am not a fan, but didn't think negatively either, just not my thing.
Anyway, we were quite close to the front and had a good view.
Loads of girls and women closely squashing me, so not all bad.
Robbie was doing his thing for his screaming fans, but all through the performance he kept telling everyone how much they loved him and complimented himself all the time on his performance.
I found this odd and commented on how when you perform, as I have done a few times, granted not to this capacity, that you leave the audience to form their own opinion and not keep telling them how good they think you are.
Could be due to insecurities, who knows, just never experienced it at a concert before and I have been to quite a few.
It wasn't great and afterwards he criticised the audience for being dull, good way to endear yourself to over 30,000 people who bought tickets for the event, hell, what do I know.
 






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bobbysmith01

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Feb 6, 2015
806
Loved the report during the planning permission argument between Robbie and Jimmy Page, his neighbour over the want of building a basement in his house. Williams stated ‘he is just an ageing Rock Star’ to which Page replies ‘who has sold about 200
Million albums more than you’.


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Mr Putdown

Mr Putdown

Well-known member
Jan 26, 2004
2,901
Christchurch
OzMike said:
I was gifted tickets for his last concert here for works I had done for a mate, who was going with his wife.
Others going with them couldn't make it so I was made the offer, he insisted so much that I said 'ok'.
I am not a fan, but didn't think negatively either, just not my thing.
Anyway, we were quite close to the front and had a good view.
Loads of girls and women closely squashing me, so not all bad.
Robbie was doing his thing for his screaming fans, but all through the performance he kept telling everyone how much they loved him and complimented himself all the time on his performance.
I found this odd and commented on how when you perform, as I have done a few times, granted not to this capacity, that you leave the audience to form their own opinion and not keep telling them how good they think you are.
Could be due to insecurities, who knows, just never experienced it at a concert before and I have been to quite a few.
It wasn't great and afterwards he criticised the audience for being dull, good way to endear yourself to over 30,000 people who bought tickets for the event, hell, what do I know.
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Did it all go a bit Morcombe and Wise when he brought his mate on?
 








BeHereNow

BeHereNow

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Mar 2, 2016
1,759
Southwick
I quite liked his songs when he tried to copy Oasis and Liam’s voice.
 








crodonilson

crodonilson

He/Him
Jan 17, 2005
14,062
Lyme Regis
Did he do a duet with his good mate and Soccer Aid all time top scorer Jonatan Wilkes?
 










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