House Of Fraser Present Robbie With UNICEF Cheque

House Of Fraser Present Robbie With UNICEF Cheque
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Farrell stockist House of Fraser has been busy raising money for Soccer Aid over the last few weeks and, if you stopped by one of the ten stores stocking Robbie's menswear label recently, you'll have no doubt seen the collection boxes. Thanks to all their customers giving generously, the department store raised a significant amount of cash ahead of the big game yesterday, contributing to to the Soccer Aid proceeds which go to children's charity UNICEF.

Before he headed off to Old Trafford to throw on his footy kit last night, Robbie dropped by Manchester's House of Fraser to pick up a cheque on behalf of UNICEF. Take a look at the photo below which sees him pictured with the Farrell staff.

Thanks to everyone who donated their spare change in store, every penny counts towards supporting UNICEF and, with your help, they can make a change to the children around the world.

Robbie wears the Wright Dinner Jacket, Bengal Stripe Shirt and Loose Fit Jeans, all from Farrell's Spring Summer 2012 collection.

England Victorious At Soccer Aid

England Victorious At Soccer Aid

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 Last night saw the fourth Soccer Aid take place at Manchester’s Old Trafford and it was another huge success both on and off the pitch. By the final whistle England had their hands on the cup with a 3-1 victory and the total figure pledged by viewers alone had already reached £2million, and with the UK government matching donations pound for pound, it immediately shot up to £4million. Stay tuned for the final figure! 

With almost 70,000 fans turning out to cheer on their heroes, it was an exciting night of football. Kasabian’s Sergio Pizzorno, who was later awarded Man Of The Match, knocked in a wonderful first half goal, but the England team hit home no less than three in the second half, with goals from Teddy Sheringham, Jonathan Wilkes and Kevin Phillips, to clinch a well deserved victory.

Robbie had said in his Mexico City diary that he wanted to add some “66 style passion to the pitch”, this was certainly the case when the boys smashed in three goals!

Soccer Aid might be over but you can continue to help UNICEF to save children’s lives; your support provides food, vaccines and other life-saving supplies to children around the world who desperately need it, all To find out more about how the money raised by yesterday’s event will be used and why Soccer Aid is so important follow Unicef UK on Facebook and Twitter.

Thanks to everyone who contributed to Soccer Aid 2012 and for making it such a huge success!

Robbie Admits He Wants To See Footballers Naked

Robbie Admits He Wants To See Footballers Naked

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Robbie Williams has been busy helping with Soccer Aid this year, although it seems his intentions were not as honourable as we first imagined...

“It’s amazing – you get to see them naked!"

The singer, who is expecting his first child later this year, explained to The Sun that he's very excited to be involved in this year's charity football tournament.

And he joked that the real reason he's doing it is because he wants to share a shower with David Seaman!

Oh Robbie...

The singer also cheekily added that, should his team for the UNICEF match start to flag, he'd be happy to give them a rub-down at half time:

“My pep talk will be a lot of massaging of the shoulders and massaging of the egos – as well as a few swear words thrown in.”

We bet David Seaman, Mark Owen, Marvin Humes, Olly Murs and the rest of the England team are happy to hear that!

We're actually pretty excited to see the UK boys go head-to-head with the likes of Gerard Butler, Will Ferrell and Mike Myers later.

They're hoping to raise £10 million for UNICEF, so at least the beautiful game is being played for a good cause.

You can support UNICEF and help children around the world by watching the game live on ITV1 from 6pm or making a donation.

And, thanks to the UK Government, all donations to Soccer Aid will now be matched pound for pound - fingers crossed they meet their (ahem) goal!

Robbie Williams and the team get some training in before the big match...

Robbie and Paddy training...

Pride, happiness, victory and excitement ...

England: 3  The Rest of the World: 1

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Robbie Williams was amongst the winning team during yesterdays (May 27) Soccer Aid 2012 match. The side was led by the Take That singer, beating a team of Hollywood A-Listers and football legends 3-1 in the fourth Soccer Aid match, held at Man United's Old Trafford.

The match saw the England team play the 'rest of the world' team - the 'rest of the world' team included actors Will Ferrell, Edward Norton and Michael Sheen, along with Michael Myers and Gerard Butler, whereas players on the England team included comedians John Bishop and Paddy McGuiness and singers Olly Murs, JLS and Mark Owen, alongside team captain Robbie Williams.

The match raised an incredible £6.5million through ticket sales and donations alone, with all profits going to Unicef's work helping children across the globe.

All players looked like they were having a great time - despite the heat! And the heat may have meant that Robbie got his wish granted, as he was planning on catching many a Soccer Aid star in the nude...

The star told The Sun: “It’s amazing – you get to see them naked!"

He then added: “My pep talk will be a lot of massaging of the shoulders and massaging of the egos – as well as a few swear words thrown in.”

Wonder how many massages were being thrown around yesterday?!

All in all, a job well done boys...

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Soccer Aid 2012

 

 

Today is Big Day

Big match from Robbie... Follow the Soccer Aid...

Soccer Aid 2012: Follow The Big Match

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Soccer Aid is almost here with just one day to go until the England and Rest of the World squads of celebrities and football legends take to Old Trafford for UNICEF!
If you're off to the game tomorrow, take a look at the Soccer Aid page for some useful information. There are still tickets available for anyone who fancies a last minute treat in the name of charity, it's set to be a sunny and fun family day out! 

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Tune in on TV and online

Hosted by Dermot O'Leary, the match will be broadcast live from 18:00 BST on ITV1 and ITV1 HD so be sure to tune in. You'll also be able to catch the film Robbie and Jonny Wilkes shot whilst out in Mexico for UNICEF, bringing home what Soccer Aid is all about.
If you're in the UK you'll also be able to watch the match online on ITV.com.
After the match, don't forget to tune into Soccer Aid: Extra Time on ITV4 at 22:00 BST when Dave Berry will be getting all the reaction from the game.
If you're not able to tune in, or are outside of the UK, you can still stay tuned to all the excitement of the day by following @unicef_uk and @socceraid on Twitter, who'll be keeping you up to date on the action on the pitch.

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Soccer Aid 2012: Training

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Ahead of the the big game at Old Trafford, the England and Rest of the World squads are put through their paces!
 

 

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Read Robbie’s Mexico Diary

Read Robbie’s Mexico Diary 

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Read about Robbie’s recent UNICEF trip to Mexico in his three day diary below.
Get an insight to into why Robbie particularly wanted to visit Mexico on this UNICEF trip and read his first hand account of what happened when he visited the slums and met the children and their parents living there.
Find out how he’s hoping to bring some 1966 English World Cup passion to the footy game at Old Trafford this Sunday, how he’s looking forward to beating the Rest of the World team and, with your help, raising loads of money for Soccer Aid 2012. 

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Day one
I’ve played in Mexico in the past and it’s always been a place that I’ve wanted to know more about and go back to with UNICEF.
Being a UNICEF Ambassador I’ve been privileged to meet some of the children Soccer Aid has helped; children orphaned by AIDS in South Africa, those affected by the terrible earthquake in Haiti in 2010 and now some of Mexico City’s most vulnerable children.
I feel a bit apprehensive once touching down. It's always a bit tense on arrival into these locations, you want to do a good job but it’s sometimes really hard to see how tough the children have it. Johnny is with me and it will be good to share this with him when he’s put so much into Soccer Aid.

Day two
First off I meet a mum called Aidee who has come back to show us where she and her children were living on the streets in the centre of the city. Two of her children, Hanna 10 and Josue 5, are here too. It’s hard for them and I try and make them laugh a bit with help from our translator. I wish I spoke Spanish, every year I plan to learn, but it hasn't happened yet!
They walk me down a really busy road with lots of makeshift tents and old furniture all over the place. There’s a little boy kind of weaving into the road and I want to run over and pull him away from the cars. Hanna shows us the shack where she used to live. Everywhere stinks of glue.
There are drug addicts wondering around off their heads, seeing them near the kids is really bad; it’s absolutely no place for a child. There are no toilets, no clean water. 
One little boy is Ricardo, almost 2. His mum, Augustina, comes over and in her arms is a tiny baby, only one month old. I can’t believe a newborn is living in this place. Johnny and I feel quite desperate leaving here. You always feel you want to do more, to do something right there and then. You can’t help but get overwhelmed and I feel like its affecting me even more this year with the little one in Ayda’s tummy.

Day Three
We spend today in big slums in Itzapalapa meeting lots of children in living in extreme poverty. One little girl Kimberley is only a year and a half. She and her five brothers and sisters live in shacks on the side of the road. There is lots of rubbish everywhere, the smell is terrible. The kids are all vulnerable to being bitten by rats and getting diseases. It feels edgy for us so we were really worried for their safety. The kids are so small and young and you just want to protect them.
We leave this part of the city and head south. We stop at a huge crossroads and I meet Angel, 5, and Lluvia, 3, who are playing in the dirt. Their parents come here every day to wash windscreens to try and make enough money to feed the children. But they’re not safe here as people have tried to buy or kidnap the children a few times. It’s absolutely shocking.
Angel and I had a kick about too. The kids have no idea who I am, but usually if you bring a ball and invent some sort of game, they are happy to play and laugh. I love that bit, any initial nerves that you feel on arrival always go away once you are around the kids. I can’t wait to play with my own.
I think about how when I become a dad my child will be safe and protected and Soccer Aid seems more important than ever. There are children just like Angel and Lluvia living all over the world who need our help.
We head off to a shelter, where Hanna and Josue and their brothers are now living. It’s really basic but it’s a world away from the terrible place we met them yesterday.
Here, you can see they are safe, away from kidnappers and violence. They have water and toilets and food to eat. The head of the shelter tells me how UNICEF is working with the government to make sure children like Hanna are protected at shelters like these so they can have healthy and safe lives.
All this has really hammered home how dangerous the world can be for a child. I just have to remember we’re doing our bit and it’s an honour to meet these children.
Johnny and I leave ready to play some serious football in Soccer Aid. We want to smash the Rest of the World, and Johnny, Mark, I and the rest of the boys will definitely be bringing some ’66 style passion to the pitch.
But we’ll also be thinking about the children living really tough lives all around the world. Because Soccer Aid is really all about helping UNICEF help them. Seeing the money that’s been raised from mine and Johnny’s simple idea, gets you more excited every year. Whether it’s for children in Mexico, Haiti or Africa, it feels really good to know that we can all play our part in helping those less fortunate than ourselves. 

Win a Signed Sing When You're Winning Football Top!

Win a Signed Sing When You're Winning Football Top!

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In anticipation of the big game, Robbie Williams FunPoker has prepared two great surprises to celebrate Soccer Aid and bring the excitement straight to your home; every participant of the ‘New Release’ tourney will receive a brand new Sing When You´re Winning football outfit for their avatar, worth 7,000 standard chips. The winner will also receive the all new football pitch background, worth 1,000 gold chips. The tourney is open for registration today but you can take part tomorrow, Friday 25^th May, at 15:30 BST.
As if that wasn’t enough, there’s even a chance to bag yourself a Sing When You're Winning football top, signed by the maestro himself, as part of the ‘Sunday Shoppin’ tourney which opens for registration tomorrow at 11:00 BST and kicks offs on Sunday at 13:00 BST.
Both the new football outfit avatar and the new football pitch background will be available to purchase online from tomorrow, Friday 25^th May but why buy them when you can win them! 
Places are limited to just a of 500 places for each tourney. Register now at www.robbiewilliamsfunpoker.com
Don’t forget you can grab your Sing When You're Winning football top in the Shop here

What Can I say? He going te be the best daddy in the world.

''I can’t believe a newborn baby lives in this place. It’s affecting me even more with the little one
in my wife’s tummy.'' Robbie Said

(Robbie said reading, Silently drops running down. children need us. Please, do whatever comes to your hand. Think of the children. I think of them every day. be a good person, a part of helping those in need. Put your hands in your heart. Think of them only once. do something for them!) 

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Moving moments ... father-to-be Robbie Williams with baby Kimberley in her babygrow

 

DAD-TO-BE Robbie Williams has been humbled by meeting some of the world’s poorest children.

He went to the slums of Mexico City to see how part of the £7.5million so far raised by Unicef-backed footie tourney Soccer Aid has been spent.

This year’s event, the fourth since it was dreamed up by Robbie and pal Jonathan Wilkes in 2004, is on Sunday at Old Trafford.

Players include Mark Owen, Olly Murs, Sun columnist Roy Keane, Gordon Ramsay and James McAvoy.

Robbie, whose wife Ayda Field is expecting their first child, was left brimming with emotion after his trip. Here, he shares his moving diary with Sun readers.

I’VE performed in Mexico in the past and it’s always been a place I’ve wanted to know more about and go back to with Unicef.
Being a Unicef Ambassador I’ve been privileged to meet some of the children Soccer Aid has helped: Children orphaned by Aids in South Africa, those affected by the terrible earthquake in Haiti in 2010 — and now some of Mexico City’s most vulnerable little ones.

Rapport ... Robbie with Kimberley in Mexico City's slums

I feel a bit apprehensive once touching down.
It’s always a bit tense on arrival into these locations. You want to do a good job but it’s sometimes really hard to see how tough the children have it.

Johnny is with me. It will be good to share this with him as he has put so much into Soccer Aid.

First off I meet a mum called Aidee who has come back to show us where, until recently, she and her children were living on the streets in the centre of the city.
Two of her children, Hanna, ten, and five-year-old Josue are here too.
It’s hard for them and I try to make them laugh a bit with help from our translator.
I wish I spoke Spanish. Every year I plan to learn but it hasn’t happened yet!

Let's play ball ... Robbie with Angel and his sister Lluvia

They walk me down a really busy road with lots of makeshift tents and old furniture all over the place.
There’s a little boy weaving into the road and I want to run over and pull him away from the cars.
Hanna shows us the shack where she used to live.
Everywhere stinks of glue.
There are drug addicts wandering around off their heads, and seeing them near the kids is really bad.
It’s absolutely no place for a child. There are no toilets, there is no clean water.
One little boy is Ricardo, who’s almost two.
His mum, Augustina, comes over and in her arms is a tiny baby, only one month old.

Improvements ... Robbie with Aidee, Josue and Hanna

 

I can’t believe a newborn is living in this place. Johnny and I feel quite desperate leaving here.
You always feel that you want to do more — to do something right there and then. You can’t help but get overwhelmed and I feel like it’s affecting me even more this year with the little one in Ayda’s tummy.
We spend today in big slums in Iztapalapa meeting lots of children living in extreme poverty.
One little girl, Kimberley, is only a year and a half. She and her five brothers and sisters live in shacks on the side of the road.
There is rubbish everywhere and the smell is terrible. The kids are all vulnerable to being bitten by rats and getting diseases.
It feels edgy for us so we were really worried for their safety. The kids are so small and young and you just want to protect them.

We leave this part of the city and head south. We stop at crossroads and I meet Angel, five, and Lluvia, three, playing in the dirt.

King of swing ... Robbie larks about with local lad

 

Their parents come here every day to wash windscreens to try to make enough money to feed the children. But they’re not safe here as people have tried to buy or kidnap the children a few times.
It’s absolutely shocking.
Angel and I had a kickabout too. The kids have no idea who I am, but usually if you bring a ball and invent some sort of game, they are happy to play and laugh.
I love that bit. Any initial nerves that you feel always go away once you are around the kids. I can’t wait to play with my own.
There are children like Angel and Lluvia all over the world who need our help.
Next we head off to a shelter, where Hanna, Josue and their brothers now live. It’s basic but a world away from the terrible place we met them.
Here, you can see they are safe. They have water and toilets and food.
The head of the shelter tells me how Unicef is working with the government to make sure children like Hanna are protected at shelters like these so they can have healthy and safe lives.

Expecting ... Robbie's wife, Ayda Field

 

All this has really hammered home how dangerous the world can be for a child.

I just have to remember we are doing our bit and it’s an honour to meet these children.

We leave ready to play some serious football in Soccer Aid.

We want to smash the Rest Of The World. Johnny, Mark Owen, I and the rest of the boys will definitely be bringing some ’66-style passion to the pitch.

But we’ll also be thinking about children living tough lives around the world. Because Soccer Aid is all about helping Unicef help them.

Seeing the money that’s been raised from mine and Johnny’s simple idea gets you more excited every year.

Whether it’s for children in Mexico, Haiti or Africa, it feels good to know we can all play our part in helping those less fortunate than ourselves.

Soccer Aid Pre Shows Kick Off Tonight

(Yeah! Robbie is an angel, how else he can show us? He is the best man in the world. I can imagine how he will be a father. He is an angel. I love him. Robbie! You're my only reason to live.)

 

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The first of three pre Soccer Aid shows, hosted by UNICEF UK Ambassador Cat Deeley, kick off tonight, taking us behind the scenes and bringing us all the gossip from training.
In the studio tonight is none other than Robbie himself, who’ll be joined by Will Ferrell, Patrick Kielty and Jamie Theakston.
Also on tonight’s show, Keira Knightley will be reporting from Chad on how the money raised for UNICEF through Soccer Aid helps children living in poverty around the world.
Be sure to tune into ITV1 at 22.35! 
The excitement continues tomorrow when Olly Murs, John Bishop, Gordon Ramsay, Michael Sheen, Sergio Pizzorno (Kasabian) and Bradley Walsh will be talking to Cat, and on Friday, when Robbie returns to the studio with more inside news, joined by Mark Owen, Jason Isaacs and JLS.

Fredrik Ljungberg Joins Soccer Aid

 

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Soccer Aid’s Rest of the World team has signed up a new recruit, Fredrik Ljungberg

The Swedish striker joins the squad tonight for the first day of training.

In other news, sadly, Ruud van Nistelrooy has had to withdraw from Sunday’s game due to personal reasons.

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Robbie Talks To Hello Magazine

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(I'm sure that Robbie going to be the best father. Because Robie's love is too big. He's love enough to everybody. He is the best man in this world. You're my angel Robbie! I love you! <3)

 

Don’t miss the latest issue of Hello magazine, which is out today.

Following his recent trip to Mexico City with UNICEF and Soccer Aid with co-founder Jonny Wilkes, Robbie speaks to the magazine about becoming a dad, and what he is most looking forward to at the game this coming Sunday.  

“As I’m going to be a father soon, I felt like my trip to Mexico hit home more than ever. Seeing children suffering was all the more overwhelming knowing that we have a little one in Ayda’s tummy”. 

Read about how Robbie’s visit to the slums in Mexico affected him and how he feels about all the children he met out there.
Don't forget, if you can't make the game on Sunday, or even if you can, you can support Soccer Aid by donating to UNICEF below and help change the lives of children all around the world.
http://bit.ly/socceraiddonate

Take That Win At The Ivor Novello Awards

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It was a big day for Take That yesterday as Robbie, Gary, Mark, Howard and Jason took home the PRS For Music Outstanding Contribution to British Music award at the prestigious Ivor Novellos. The annual event, which celebrates and honours the finest songwriters in Britain, took place at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
The boys also received a second nomination for their hit single The Flood, but lost out to tough competition from Adele’s Rolling In The Deep.

Robbie is the very talented!

Robbie And Jonny Keep It Up For Soccer Aid

 

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A head of Soccer Aid, Robbie and Jonny recently visited  Mexico City with UNICEF to make a short film raising awareness of how Soccer Aid helps children all around the world. The footage will be shown on ITV1 during the big game on 27th May.

A head of that, tune into the clip below, shot on their trip, as the lads challenge each other, and the camera crew, to keepy uppys, and remind us that Keep It Up for Soccer Aid isn’t just about football, it can be about anything!

And now there’s even more of a reason to Keep It Up as the UK government are matching every donation, pound for pound. It doesn’t matter how big or small an amount of money you raise, as it will be instantly doubled!
Are you Keeping It Up for Soccer Aid? Let us know below…

More Sporting Legends Join Soccer Aid 2012

More Sporting Legends Join Soccer Aid 2012

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With just over ten days to go to the big event, three more sporting greats have joined Soccer Aid 2012.
The three latest include West Ham manager Sam 'Big Sam' Allardyce, Welsh retired boxer Joe Calzaghe, also known as the 'Italian Dragon', and former Man City player Peter Reid.
Sam and Joe both return this year, having taken part in 2010's line up, where Joe Calzaghe scored a goal in the 63rd minute, a performance no doubt he will be hoping to repeat this year.
Peter Reid, fresh off his recent celebrations following Man City winning the premiership, will be making his debut appearance at Soccer Aid. 

How to buy tickets

Tickets are available to buy online and over the phone.

Buy online: www.manutd.com/socceraid
Buy via ticket hotline: 0161 444 2012*
*Calls to this number will be charged at local rates

Tickets and prices

Under 16s from £5
Adults £20/ £30/ £40*
Disabled Access: £20 from ticket hotline (includes a free pass for a carer to accompany)
* £40 tickets are Premium Seats

Live at Knebworth-Come Undone

Watch A Lucky Girl!

So unimpressed, but so in awe
Such a saint, but such a whore
So self-aware, so full of shit
So indecisive, so adamant
I'm contemplating, thinkin' about thinkin'
It's overrated, just get another drink and

Watch me come undone
They're selling razor blades and mirrors in the street
I pray when I'm coming down, you'll be asleep
If I ever hurt you, your revenge will be so sweet
Because I'm scum, and I'm your son
I come undone
I come undone

So rock 'n' roll, so corporate suit
So damn ugly, so damn cute
So well-trained, so animal
So need your love, so fuck you all
I'm not scared of dying, I just don't want to
If I stop lying, I'll just disappoint you

Come undone
They're selling razor blades and mirrors in the street
Come undone
I pray when I'm coming down, you'll be asleep
Come undone
If I ever hurt you, your revenge will be so sweet
Because I'm scum, and I'm your son
I come undone

So write another ballad, mix it on a Wednesday
Sell it on a Thursday buy a yacht on Saturday
It's a love song, a love song
Do another interview, sing a bunch of lies
Tell about celebrities that I despise
And sing love songs, we sing love songs so sincere

So sincere

Come undone
They're selling razor blades and mirrors in the street
Come undone
I pray when I'm coming down, you'll be asleep
Come undone
The young pretend you're in the clouds above the sea
I come undone
I am scum
Love your son
You've gotta love your son
Come undone
You've gotta love you son
Come undone

Love your son
I am scum
I am scum
I am scum
I am scum
I am scum
I am scum

Let Me Entertain You!

Live In Leeds 2006-Let Me Entertain You

"Let Me Entertain You"

Hell is gone and heaven's here
There's nothing left for you to fear
Shake your arse come over here
Now scream
I'm a burning effigy
Of everything I used to be
You're my rock of empathy, my dear

So come on let me entertain you
Let me entertain you

Life's too short for you to die
So grab yourself an alibi
Heaven knows your mother lied
Mon cher
Separate your right from wrongs
Come and sing a different song
The kettle's on so don't be long
Mon cher

So come on let me entertain you
Let me entertain you

Look me up in the yellow pages
I will be your rock of ages
Your see through fads and your crazy phrases yeah
Little Bo Peep has lost his sheep
He popped a pill and fell asleep
The dew is wet but the grass is sweet, my dear
Your mind gets burned with the habits you've learned
But we're the generation that's got to be heard
You're tired of your teachers and your school's a drag
You're not going to end up like your mum and dad

So come on let me entertain you
Let me entertain you
Let me entertain you
He may be good he may be outta sight
But he can't be here so come around tonight
Here is the place where the feeling grows
You gotta get high before you taste the lows
So come on
Let me entertain you
Let me entertain you
So come on let me entertain me
Let me entertain you
Come on come on come on come on

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Win A Pair Of Tickets To Soccer Aid & A Chance To Meet Robbie!

11 May 2012

Robbie's new menswear label, Farrell, has hooked up with House of Fraser to offer shoppers a brilliant competition… win a pair of tickets to Soccer Aid and the chance to meet the man himself!

There are twenty pairs of tickets up for grabs, so be sure to head down to your local House of Fraser* over the next few days and visit the Farrell department. Pick up a Soccer Aid competition postcard and, if you answer the easy question on the back correctly, you and a friend could be off to see a whole host of celebrities and football legends battle it out at Manchester's Old Trafford… and if you're really lucky, meet Robbie!
Look out for the poster below in participating stores.
* No purchase necessary. Postcards are only available in stores stocking Farrell. Click here for participating stores.

Edward Norton And Woody Harrelson Sign Up To Soccer Aid 2012

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Last week we announced that Serge Pizzorno would be joining the Rest of the World squad for Soccer Aid 2012. This week we have yet more superstar names confirmed to take part in the big game at Old Trafford...
Actor Woody Harrelson returns to the Rest of the World team alongside newcomer, actor, filmmaker, and UN Goodwill Ambassador for Biodiversity Edward Norton! 
"As far as chances to have fun while doing something that helps other people...it doesn't get much better than this,"  said Edward, talking about taking part in Soccer Aid 2012.

Anyone watching in 2010 will know that Woody scored the winning penalty during the game, securing the trophy for the Rest of the World team for the first time in the tournament’s history and he'll be hoping for victory once again at Old Trafford.

“Scoring the winning goal at Old Trafford in 2010 was probably the highlight of a pretty great life," said Woody Harrelson. "Granted, I instantly became the least popular man in England, but they loved me in Ireland.  It was great to be a part of the Rest of the World’s first victory against the English team, I can't wait to see what happens this time!”

Joining Woody and Edward in the Rest of the World team will be four-time Champions League winner, Dutch international and current AC Milan midfielder Clarence Seedorf.

 

Taking on the formidable Rest of The World are the latest England team signings, striker Kevin Phillips and defender Des Walker.

 

Kevin was the only Englishman to have won the European Golden Shoe – an award for the top goal scorer in the European premiership league and Des, best known for playing in England's famous Italia '90 team which got to the semi-finals of The World Cup, earned 59 caps playing for England during his career. The best news is that tickets are still available! Be a part of one of the most exciting football matches of the year and support UNICEF...
 

How to buy tickets

Tickets are available to buy online and over the phone.
Buy online:www.manutd.com/socceraid
Buy via ticket hotline: 0161 444 2012*
*Calls to this number will be charged at local rates

Tickets and prices

Under 16s from £5
Adults £20/ £30/ £40*
Disabled Access: £20 from ticket hotline (includes a free pass for a carer to accompany)
* £40 tickets are Premium Seats
No under 16s concession for Premium Seats

Robbie isthe best! Why? Watch this!

He took them all!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsN-CYNGTCc

This is an outstanding performance. Nobody can't do this!

Best regards...

Beastie Boys' Adam Yauch, known as MCA, dead at 47...

Best regards goes to Adam Yauch...

There are wedding!!

Robbie Williams to sing
at his dad’s wedding

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/4298821/Robbie-Williams-may-sing-at-his-dads-wedding.html

ROBBIE Williams is expected to sing at his dad’s wedding — to a woman the same age as the Take That star.

Divorcee Pete Conway, 64, wants his 38-year-old son to perform at the celebrations when he weds Melanie Mills, also 38.
Club singer Pete — who produced a ring and proposed during a recent romantic trip to Malta — said yesterday: “Robbie is so, so pleased for me.
“Melanie and I have been together for over two years so we thought we’d get engaged.
“The next thing is to plan the marriage. When it happens Robbie might sing, wouldn’t that be lovely. We’ve got to all get together and plan it.” He added: “I will see Rob next week and we’ll have a little celebration.”

Engaged ... Robbie Williams' dad Pete Conway and Melanie Mills

Pete got to know South African-born Melanie through the Donna Louise Trust, of which his son is a patron.

Melanie is head of fundraising for the charity, which provides hospice and other care for terminally-ill children in Robbie’s home city of Stoke-on-Trent.
Pete, who got divorced when Robbie was three, was at the star’s wedding to actress Ayda Field in Los Angeles in 2010.
The couple are now expecting their first child and Pete added: “With the engagement and the baby we are having a lovely family year.”

New Message From Robbie

"RIP M.C.A"

http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/rip-mca

Robbie said it:
''RIP M.C.A
THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME GET THROUGH MY TEENS
XXXXXXXXXX''

Kasabian's Serge Rocks Up For Soccer Aid 2012

Kasabian's Serge Rocks Up For Soccer Aid 2012

http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/kasabians-serge-rocks-for-soccer-aid-2012

 

There are just over three weeks to go until Soccer Aid hits Old Trafford and there are still some huge names to be announced. The latest megastar to be confirmed Sergio Pizzorno from the mighty rock band, Kasabian.
Serge had originally dreamt of being a footballer when he was younger, but his plans soon changed when his careers adviser disagreed: "I told my careers adviser I wanted to be centre forward for Leicester City. When he said 'No' I thought I'd be in a rock 'n' roll band." It's time for him to swap his guitar for football boots and sell out arenas for the Theatre of Dreams to help raise money for UNICEF!
He joins the Rest of the World team, captained by Welsh actor Michael Sheen, alongside Will Ferrell, Gerard Butler, Mike Myers, James McAvoy, Patrick Kielty and Gordon Ramsay with ex Manchester United players Edwin van der Sar, Roy Keane, Ruud Van Nistelrooy and Jaap Stam. The team will be managed by legendary Scot, Kenny Dalglish.
The formidable England team will be captained by Robbie Williams, with Jason Isaacs, Mark Owen, Marvin Humes, Aston Merrygold, Olly Murs, John Bishop, Jonathan Wilkes, Ben Shephard, Jamie Theakston and Paddy McGuinness. Football heroes Teddy Sheringham, David Seaman and Martin Keown will complete the squad. For the first time Bradley Walsh takes on the role as Coach with Jamie Redknapp assistant managing.

How to buy tickets

Tickets are available to buy online and over the phone.
Buy online:www.manutd.com/socceraid
Buy via ticket hotline: 0161 444 2012*
*Calls to this number will be charged at local rates

Tickets and prices

Under 16s from £5
Adults £20/ £30/ £40*
Disabled Access: £20 from ticket hotline (includes a free pass for a carer to accompany)
* £40 tickets are Premium Seats
No under 16s concession for Premium Seats

Win VIP Tickets To Soccer Aid With FunPoker!

Win VIP Tickets To Soccer Aid With FunPoker!
http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/win-vip-tickets-to-soccer-aid-with-funpoker

Robbie Williams FunPoker is holding its 'Soccer Aid Tourney' this Bank Holiday weekend, with VIP hospitality tickets to the big game at Old Trafford up for grabs!
Register now for your seat at the tables and you could be off to see Robbie and a whole host of other celebrities and football legends battle it out on the pitch.
Don't know how to play FunPoker? No problem, it's easy... check out the tutorial here.
Find out more about Soccer Aid here.

Keep It Up For Soccer Aid
I think you can it...

http://www.robbiewilliams.com/news-blogs/keep-it-for-soccer-aid

Keep It Up For Soccer Aid

12 Apr 2010

In the run up to Soccer Aid 2010, the man behind the it all, Robbie Williams, is setting you a challenge: to help the world’s poorest children and Keep it Up for Soccer Aid.
Returning from a visit to Haiti with UNICEF, where he made an appeal film which will be shown in full during the Soccer Aid match on Sunday 6 June, Robbie, a UNICEF UK Ambassador, said:

“Everyone knows I’m a massive football fan, and now I’m asking everyone to join Keep it Up for Soccer Aid. It’s really simple: do as many sponsored keepy uppys as you can and raise bucket loads of money to help make a real difference to the lives of kids all over the world, including the fantastic young people that I met in Haiti.”

 

 

Watch the video below in which Robbie introduces Keep It Up For Soccer Aid from Haiti

So, what is a 'keepy-uppy'?

Keepy-uppy is the skill of using your feet, legs, knees, chest, shoulders and head to juggle a ball without allowing it to hit the ground. It's not easy, but it's a lot of fun trying! Check out Robbie below.

 

 

Sound impossible?

Don’t worry if football skills aren’t your thing. Whether you’re a beginner, a pro or have two left feet there’s a Keep it Up for Soccer Aid challenge for you. Choose your challenge today - scroll down for some ideas we've put together to get the ball rolling!

Raise over £50 and you could be at Soccer Aid as a VIP!

Raise at least £50 and send your money in to UNICEF by Monday 31 May and you will be put into the draw to win a VIP Soccer Aid experience, including the chance to meet the players at their training session in London and a trip to Old Trafford to watch the match at the Theatre Of Dreams.

Share your photos and videos

Don't forget to capture your historic moment of perfecting your keepy-uppys on camera - whether you take photos or shoot a short video, we want to see it all!

You can add your photos and videos to both RobbieWilliams.com (just log in to add them to your profile) and to SoccerAid.org.uk.
Share your photos and videos of your keepy-uppy capers and we’ll put our favourites in the Keepy-Uppy Hall of Fame.
For more information and to register online visit www.socceraid.org.uk/keepitup.

Choose your challenge

There’s a Keep it Up for Soccer Aid challenge for everyone - whether you're a rising football star, or you can't tell your off-side from your backside. We've got the ball rolling with a few ideas for you to choose from below, or of course you can think up your own new and unique challenge. Once you're decided what your challenge will be, register it online at Soccer Aid's website.
 

For the pros (think Pele, Maradona, Beckham!)

1. Take on Robbie Williams’ challenge and set yourself a difficult keepy-uppy goal.
2. Make the challenge even harder by using a tennis ball!
3. Try to do as many keepy-uppys as you can blindfolded.
4. Practice for the World Cup and shoot sponsored penalties too.
5. Challenge yourself to an hour of keepy-uppys.
 

For the beginners (think Brooklyn Beckham, Kai Rooney!)

Challenge your friends or colleagues to Keep it Up for Soccer Aid and set yourself a fundraising target.
1. Organise the biggest keepy-uppy event your town has ever seen.
2. Do keepy-uppys in fancy dress.
3. Dribble a football from home to school or work.
4. Have a keepy-uppy competition at work with colleagues and charge an entry fee to help you reach your target.
5. Try keepy-uppys with a balloon.
6. Set a realistic target like five or ten keepy uppys in a row and get practising.
 

Keep it Up for everyone

If you aren’t a keepy-uppy pro or have two left feet there are lots of ways that you can get involved, get fit and raise funds. Why not set yourself a challenge by making a healthy living pledge and Keep it Up for Soccer Aid.
1. Give up chocolate / TV / alcohol for 6 weeks and keep it up!
2. Keep up walking, running or cycling to school or work for a whole month.

Remember to register your challenge online at www.socceraid.org.uk/keepitup.

When you register for Soccer Aid 2010, UNICEF UK will send you a t-shirt and fundraising pack to help you get started with your chosen challenge.

We want to see you - grab your camera!

Whether you’ve dressed up as a doughnut, done four thousand keepy-uppys or got your whole school or workplace involved, we want to see what you’ve been up to.

Upload your videos and photos along with a description of your challenge to YouTube and Flickr and Soccer Aid will share them with fellow fundraisers on the Keep it Up for Soccer Aid group and channel. Their favourite photos and videos will also be featured in the Hall of Fame! Don't forget too, that you can add your photos and videos to RobbieWilliams.com by logging in to your account. Be sure to tag your uploads 'Keep It Up For Soccer Aid 2010' so we can find them!

How to upload your video to YouTube

If you don’t already have a YouTube (or Google) account, creating one is quick and easy. Go to www.youtube.com and click on ‘Create an account’ and follow the instructions.
When you are logged into your account, click on the ‘Upload’ button, select your file and follow the steps.
You may also be able to upload videos directly from your mobile phone or iPhone. You will need to go into your YouTube account settings and click on ‘Mobile set up’ to find instructions how to do this.
Once you have uploaded your video, please click on ‘Share’ beneath your video and choose ‘Email’. In the ‘To’ box put keepitup4socceraid. We can then share it with everyone else who’s taking part in the challenge.

How to upload your photo to Flickr

If you don’t already have a Flickr (or Yahoo) account, creating one is quick and easy. Go to www.flickr.com and click on ‘Create your account’ and follow the instructions.
Once you have your account up and running you can upload your photos by clicking on ‘Upload photos and videos’ and following the instructions.
Next you will need to add them to the UNICEF Keep it Up group. Go to www.flikr.com/photos/socceraid and click on ‘Add something’. Click on the photos you want to add (up to 6) and click ‘Add to group’.

A note on video approval and sharing
All photos and videos posted on the UNICEF and Keep it Up for Soccer Aid YouTube channel and Facebook group will need to be approved. Your photos and videos will not show until they have been checked and approved them.

UNICEF will share selected videos on the Soccer Aid website and partner sites.

Tis is Robbie! We love him. We love his thinking...

A man of wonderful, amazing, sexy, handsome, amazing, extraordinary...

http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Robbie_Williams

• I met Courtney Love and she said she'd like to sleep with me, but she couldn't cos of my "pop-star thing"... so I said to her I couldn't sleep with her either - cos of her 'ugly thing'...
  • Interview with Chris Moyles, Radio One (2005)

    Life Thru a Lens (1997)

• The world could change in a second,
  so I find the sunshine beckons me,
  to open up the gate and dream.
  • Lazy Days

• I look above, and I know
  I'll always be blessed with love.
  • Angels

• Well tonight I'm gonna live for today, so come along for the ride,
  I hope I'm old before I die.
  • Old Before I Die

• There'll be the same old faces,
  in the same old places,
  where my youth was well misspent,
  but I toe the line and move in time,
  to a town called no regrets.
  • South of the Border

• Hell is gone and heaven's here,
  there’s nothing left for you to fear.
  • Let Me Entertain You

    Escapology (2002)

• I sit and talk to God, and he just laughs at my plans.
  • Feel

• I'm not scared of dying, I just don't want to.
  If I stop lying, I'll just disappoint you.
  • Come Undone

• I'm contemplating thinking about thinking…
  but....it's overrated - just get another drink in!
  • Come Undone

• All your friends think you're satisfied, but they can't see your soul, no, no, no...
  • Something Beautiful

• Screw you, I didn't like your taste anyway, I chose you,
  That's all gone to waste, It's Saturday, I'll go out and find another you.
  • Sexed Up

• I've sung some songs that were lame,
  I've slept with girls on the game.
  • Monsoon

• I'm here to make money and get laid,
  Yeah I'm a star but I'll fade.
  • Monsoon

• I'm glad that spending a night with me,
  Guaranteed you celebrity.
  • Monsoon

• Oh I haven't got a clue what to do with you,
  Jesus all the things my head is going through.
  • How Peculiar

    Unsourced

• An awful lot of gay pop stars pretend to be straight. I'm going to start a movement of straight pop stars pretending to be gay.

• Because it is pants-down-palace.
  • About his California mansion, during Parkinson interview (2005)

• Don't take drugs. They're a lot of fun, but really bad. They make you feel good, but then sad. So don't take drugs.
  • Interview just before the launch of Intensive Care

• Don't throw me teddy-bears, I'm 23! I'm a man! Throw me condoms or money! Paper, not coins.

• Good evening everybody, my name is Robbie Williams, this is my band and for the next two hours YOUR ARSE IS MINE!
  • Live at Knebworth (2003)

• It’s a great idea. I think it's great, really I do. I am sure my record label would hate me saying it, and my manager and my accountants.
  • On music piracy

• I am the only man who can say he's been in Take That and at least two members of the Spice Girls.

• I can't take myself seriously because what I do is very silly. It's not brain surgery that I'm doing, it's just about picking up a guitar and writing a song and expressing what you want to say and it doesn't make you Einstein.

• I don't think I'm that good-looking and I think that's why I've got this far - everyone took pity on me.

• I enjoy nakedness. I am a bit of a naturist at heart.

• I miss having someone to cuddle up and have an early night with. But I'm looking. Meanwhile, I'm having a few relationships that don't mean much.

• I show off - I'm a very good show off. It's what I do, it's what I'm good at.

• I think the way for me to win America's heart is to perform, and if I really was concerned about breaking big then there'd be a tour.

• I'd like to thank MTV for my three houses, my five cars and my supermodel girlfriend. Live the dream.
  • MTV European Music Awards (2000)

• I'm a born entertainer. When I open the fridge door and the light goes on, I burst into song.

• I'm not married, I've never been married, I have no girlfriend, I want a girlfriend. I'm Aquarius, I'm average in bed, I'm a good footballer. I like food and I can move things with my mind.
  • via AP Television News

• I'm very humbled to receive another award yet again. Last year I was very arrogant when I said "I'd like to thank MTV for my three houses, my five cars and my supermodel girlfriend, live the dream." The supermodel girlfriend turned out to be anorexic and decided to be lesbian, I couldn't keep up with the mortgage repayments on three houses, so I'm living in a caravan. The five cars I had, I wrote them all off. Please keep buying my records, live the nightmare.
  • MTV European Music Award (2001)

• I've done cocaine with half the journalists that have been criticising Kate Moss!

• I've got this brilliant thing where I go, "I'm Robbie Williams", and people are interested in what I want to say - which is amazing because I'm just an idiot from Stoke-on-Trent.

• Inside me there is a fat man dying to get out.

• It's not how you look on the outside, it's the beauty inside that counts... and a couple of big tits work for me too.
  • In the "Road to Berlin" documentary

• Madonna is the ultimate in our day and age of the grass being greenest. Guy Ritchie is a lucky man. I do happen to fancy Madonna. She rehearses her arse off. Goes to the gym every day. She does all that stuff to get it spot-on and then she delivers. I'm in awe of her drive.

• Noel's run out of other people's ideas.
  • Referring to Oasis

• The only thing I really like about myself is my huge willy!

• The second time I got drunk I was 14. All the tellies in the house were smashed, my signed Muhammad Ali picture was destroyed, and I couldn't remember a second of any of it!

• The sex is nothing to write home about. It's a shame because my mum loves those letters.

• There aren't that many people that I'd go "ooh, they're lovely", but then I've slept with them all!
  • Interview with Sara Cox, Radio One

• There is nothing anyone can do about it.
  • On music piracy

• This is my 48th award this year. Apparently when I reach 50 I can trade them in for a kettle.

• When I first met him [David Beckham] I didn't know whether to shake his hand or lick his face.

• When I was in Ireland I picked up a TV set in my hotel room and walked right out of the building. My room was on the first floor and I actually threw it back through the window onto my bed. I did it the other way round! That's more rock'n'roll than rock'n'roll!

• When I'm awake, I don't want to go to sleep. I don't want the hassle of turning the light off, putting my head down and then all the thoughts. I don't want al those thoughts. … thoughts feed on thoughts feed on thoughts feed on thoughts feed on thoughts and I'm: 'I don't want this'. I have to knock myself out to go to sleep.
  • From the book Feel

• When people come out of rehab, they usually go to secondary rehab for another six months and then enter back into society gradually. But I came out and did Top Of The Pops straight away!

• Yeah, I think that it's important once you get on national television you make sure your fly is up. 'course you don't want anything unnecessary happening - like exposure.
  • The Late Show with Craig Kilborn