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• Who cares really? His last album was shit, in fact most of them before and it can't be coincidence that he went into rehab meltdown just as Take That were all conquering. Poor Robbie - still, I wish I has his problems. He should try all his crap and be skint too.

  Posted by gaz at 2:18 PM | 28/02/2007 | Report Abuse

• Robbie was actually nominated for a Brit this year, in the category of Best Live Act but he was beaten by Muse. And for all the idiots that are giving him a hard time right now, please remember that depression is a mental illness and can affect anyone regardless of how rich or poor you are. If you did not realise this, don't open your mouth.

  Posted by eilidh at 4:23 PM | 28/02/2007 | Report Abuse

• EVERYTHING IS AN ILLNESS THESE DAYS, EVEN TAKETHATJEALOUSY.
  

  Posted by badger legs at 5:12 PM | 28/02/2007 | Report Abuse

• Well said Eilidh, it doesn't matter how rich or poor you are, if you suffer from depression, it will get to you. Guess some people cannot understand that if they have never been through it, or haven't experienced other people going through it.

  As for Robbie joining Take That on tour.....all I can say here......here we go, yet again!

  Posted by Austin at 5:49 PM | 28/02/2007 | Report Abuse

• It is well known - and you don't need a doctor to tell you this - that too much coke, ecstacy, marijuana etc facilitates depression. So yes, you're right, rich and poor people do get depression, it's an ugly disease. But both rich and poor people have access to varying qualities of class A narcotics.
  Whats the deal? Anybody over thirty these days gets depression because most of us have gone overboard at some point in our lives on the ol' substances. However, most of us get over it, move on, much in the same way as people that go verboard on the drinking when they're single and young, don't as much when they settle down.
  Right now, being the 'pop superstar' that he is, he'd have very little to do on those days when he isn't being 'Robbie' so all that thinking on his lonesome can't be helping either.
  All he needs to do is chill out, get some excercise and spend some time with people he knows he can trust and have a good time with.
  Music aside, the lads from Take That would provide that in a heartbeat.

  Posted by ukpete at 12:05 AM | 01/03/2007 | Report Abuse

• It's a shame he's fallen out of favour when he's just made by far the best album of his career. The new single, She's Madonna, is a brilliant pop record yet is picking up little airplay in this country.

  Posted by trussy74 at 10:27 AM | 01/03/2007 | Report Abuse

• if my mum writes a letter/goes to the press can i be in take that too? seems his mum is still writing his job appliactions at 33 is that sweet or just plain sad?
  the boys might say they're pleased to see robbie back but what about the fans?we've stuck around longer than williiams ever did and we don't want him back.
  feel 16 years on camping out again for tickets to see TAKE THAT i've wasted my money having to watch the robbie williams show,talk about misgudied consumer rights! williams didn't even manage an hour and a half at his own gig plus thought it was a the beautiful world tour what's he going to sing?tickets anyone?

  Posted by lis at 1:53 AM | 08/04/2007 | Report Abuse

• i really hope robbie goes bk yea his album wasnt a big sucess but it mite have been for others i love him u deserves to be given another chance n be able to show his talent because i think with robbie in there take that will be completed and better so i say lets bring him bk for good
  xxxx

  Posted by maria t christiansen at 11:17 PM | 14/04/2007 | Report Abuse

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