Take That

[Ian]

He did have a good third of the show all to himself, a great performer but, with the amount of families and kids there, his behaviour was very inappropriate.

 

[enduro]

Went to see them last friday, the wife's exmas present...Im not a great fan of Robbie williams but i must say the guy is a showman. Without him Take That are nothing.

 

[White Room]

They done allright on there own for years..

 

[Ian]

Got to say the bit I enjoyed the most was the stuff they they did when the first reformed without Robbie, a brilliant show but it's fair to say it was mostly about Robbie and his reunion with the other 4.

 

[user123]

I saw your just before pics on twitter, and was so excited for you, Bri! I can't believe he found the need to swear, what's all that about?? I never liked him and then over the last few months thought he had changed, what with being all happily newly marriedy and loved up, thought he lost his arrogance, but that's no good, is it... maybe it's a leopards and spots thing after all. The traffic scenario sounds nightmarish, too! Still, maybe the good stuff will become your main memory of the event.

 

[Ian]

Apparently loads of people walked out on Friday night! The swearing was just the start of it, he has his hands down his trousers and was just generally being a bit of an idiot, it didn't bother me as I don't offend very easily, but if I'd had young children there I wouldn't have been happy if they'd seen it.

 

[White Room]

If he carries on like that they will part company AGAIN...

 

[Ian]

It's completely ruined the sqeaky clean image take that had, I'm not sure they'll be doing much more together!

 

[Deleted member 9966]

the press are saying that he's only touring with the band this one last time and then he's off again. I hope so. I used to be a massive Take That fan when I was a teenager, now I just like the music. They'll be better off without Robbie.

Even I think Robbie is an arrogant so and so. Stoke-on-Trent was his home for 16 years of his life and I've never once seen him back here, performing or supporting any charities. He occasionally slips back for the odd Vale game but that's more infrequent than the England football team winning the world cup now.

Provided that the rest of the lads still have a heart in singing, writing music and performing, Take That will continue to go a long way.