Oi *shakes fist* Don't diss the Robster 



Say what you like about him but I love 'im...

i'll be his new best friend anyday,

I partly agree , the break up wasnt very nice but I do think Robbie was brilliant on his own.

We went to see him at Milton Keynes about 8 years ago, and he was fantastic live.

You have it completely wrong Pooly.  Robbie went on to achieve enormous success on his own.  Himself and Guy Chambers were a fantastic combination.  He may have availed of some help with his songs, but there are plenty of musicians out there who have never written their own songs.  As long as you can entertain the masses, that's just as much a talent.

As for Garry Barlow, the whole creation of Take That came about because Gary couldn't make it on his own.  Yes he writes good tunes, but he hadn't got the persona to carry it off on his own.  Which is why Nigel Martin Smith suggested they make up a band and hence the advertisement for auditions went out and Take That was created.

When Take That broke up Gary again tried to make it on his own, but didn't succeed, so he went off again until the Take That Reunion came about.

Whether Take That are successful now or not has no bearing on Robbie's success and it never did in the past.  It's good they've buried the hatchet.  Robbie was clearly furious with Gary and Nigel after the band broke up so I'm glad it's all laid to rest now and he can move on.

As a former Take That fan, and eternal Robbie fan, I think it's fantastic to see them all together again

I saw a brief interview with Gary Barlow and he was asked about Robbie, and he said quite nice things about him...so, I think they're all glad to be friends again..

Same here

Id rather they were best friends and glad they  have made up. they are grown men. all this boy band  in fighting so unsavoury , 

The Times

"A multi-platinum stadium star, giving a small venue in north London the surprise of its life."

The Guardian

"A moment of triumph."

The Independent

"Robbie sends everyone home with a hum in their heart."

The Telegraph

"Tonight Williams seized his chance to remind pop exactly what it’s been missing."

The Mirror

"The real Robbie’s back at last."

The Daily Express

"Commanding the stage with a superstar's swagger... Williams proved he is a slick a showman as he ever was."

^^^ some of the reviews from the Proms performance

What was the suprise ?. It was his gig so it wasn't the fact he was there. I thought you had posted links there Temps...dammm liveclound playing up again I thought.           I watched most of it last night, thought it was great. Shame they put it on so late.

*would have given anything to see RZB tryna click on the links*

His solo career went a lot better than Gary Barlow's. The only thing I remember about that was, when he heard Robbie was releasing "Strong", he rushed out a song of his own called "Stronger". Pillock

I was puffing  like a train &   at anyone who dared look in my direction. 
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I don't mind that they are mates again, what I can't forgive is Robbie wanting the twins to win X Factor....  

I really should  have a little "Patience".....

Surely some mistake.

Take That should have the occasional beer with the bloke, but tell him to feck off if he suggests joining again.  They don't need him at all.

Werll, Gary wasn't in his car when I saw him the other day.

I think Robbie is overrated, now his dad has a brilliant singing voice....

I think he's a bit of a plank, but the stuff he did with Guy Chambers was good
His Dad? Time for your meds now missus

If only Robbie can get his head together he won't need them. I can hardly see the very average Take That doing large gigs.

He's fantastic AKT, he has a better voice than most singers pitty Robbie did'nt take after him....

I know where the poster is coming from. I've seen Lee Evan's Dad and he is better than Robbie, TT, Nick Griffiths and Lee Evans put together.

I've never been a fan of Robbie's really tbh.
His Dad sings at Butlins doesn't he? Can't say I've ever heard him

Joe ,  they sold out Wembley stadium for 4 nights in the summer, and played to over 1.2 million people on the tour.  That's on the large side.

Did they really? It was just a guess on my part. I'm just trying to be sociable. I don't really know very much about the subject TBH.

Like both Robbie and Take That - but do prefer Robbie's solo stuff - always have.

He was brilliant last night, completely back on form and thanks for doing my two favourites really well Robbie, "Millennium" and "Angels" 

Also loved his cover of "Video killed the radio star" at the end of the concert, brilliant.

I noticed Trevor Horne on the stage, wished I watched it until the end now,. I also noticed James Corden in the audience.

Has he apologised for stealing 'Angels' yet?

I knew they line would come up on here today, ....it seems to have followed us from C4, via gaga.....

Robbie was spotted at a recording studios going to meet them wasn't he before, all whats happened is in the past and you have to look forward so it's all good they've forgiven and all friendly again I would rather Robbie not re-join Take That despite liking the band when he was in it.

i think both jason orange and the lil whispy one made it more than clear after the group split,that they felt bad for realising what state robbie was in and felt they had let him down and treated him less than well..wasn't all one sided with big bad robbie(although i can't stand him)

I can't bear Robbie Williams - the man is so smug it's unbelievable.

Although I have to say he has written some good songs

His new one however, is rotten.

Loved Take That, love Robbie on his own and love Take That without Robbie - would also love them to appear together aswell  Gary Barlow has said quite a few times that he never realised what Robbie was capable of when he was with Take That and it was only when he was solo that it all came out - he has, to be fair, been very nice about Robbie and I for one, hope they have all made up!

I'm so glad they're friends again, but I would prefer them to perform separately, in case they fall out again.

Go on rub it in, I've always wanted to go to Butlins....

Everytime I hear Roundhouse I think of Chuck Noris....