BB FANS :: View topic - Robbie Williams's charity football Match

BB FANS http://www.bbfans.co.uk/

Robbie Williams's charity football Match http://www.bbfans.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=23594	Page 1 of 1

Author:	Madeline [ 06 Dec 05, 14:46 ]
Post subject:	Robbie Williams's charity football Match
Robbie Williams picks star team Robbie Williams has reportedly asked actors Jude Law and Orlando Bloom to play in his charity football match. The heartthrob singer is leading the British team in the Soccer Aid event to raise funds for UNICEF - and is keen to add some Hollywood stars to his side The star is said to have also invited TV heads to film the team training in the run-up to the charity match next May A source is quoted in Britain's The Sun newspaper as saying: "Robbie is lining up his A-list pals to be filmed for a week-long reality show "Robbie doesn't drink, but he's happy to host some parties as they relax after training sessions " Earlier this year, Robbie was paid £1million to sing for one hour at a birthday bash - and gave it all to charity The singer earned the mega wage for performing to 300 guests at the 50th birthday party of rich City broker Michael Spencer The star kicked off his intimate show with 'Let Me Entertain You' at midnight and finished with 'Angels' at 1am femalefirst

Author:	Madeline [ 10 Mar 06, 10:03 ]
Post subject:
Maradona's hand of Rob Sun

Author:	Madeline [ 17 Mar 06, 14:25 ]
Post subject:
Ant & Dec have agreed to host Robbie's Soccer Aid, in which celebs will play against ex pros on ITV1 next month. In return, Robbie will appear on their Skyone golf show, All-Star-Cup, later this year. source, Daily Star

Author:	Madeline [ 24 Mar 06, 15:38 ]
Post subject:
Gordan Ramsey has been signed up by ITV. The chef will Captain of the Rest of the World team. Man United boss Alex Ferguson will be the manager of the ROTW team, while Terry Venables will take charge of the England A team.

Author:	Madeline [ 31 Mar 06, 13:35 ]
Post subject:
GORDON TACKLES ROBSTER FIERY TV chef Gordon Ramsay plans to "kick Robbie Williams's arse" in the Soccer Aid charity football match next month. The foul-mouthed cook, 39, will captain the Rest of the World team which will take on Robbie's "England" side at Old Trafford. Former Rangers player Gordon tells us: "It's going to be 5-1 to us, definitely. I'm encouraging Robbie to go back on the fags and I've been doing some out-of-hours extra training as well, if you know what I mean." Smooth Gord isn't worried about getting the famous hairdryer treatment in the dressing-room from his manager, Alex Ferguson. "I can't wait to work with him - there will be a lot of tension and heat and emotion," he says. "There will probably be some boot-throwing and some food-flying but I don't take orders from no man." Ex-Chelsea stars Marcel Desailly and Gianfranco Zola have signed up for his team, along with Diego Maradona. Should be a score-cher. Mirror

Author:	Madeline [ 01 Apr 06, 7:42 ]
Post subject:
Fergie's no to England job Sun

Author:	Madeline [ 04 Apr 06, 8:39 ]
Post subject:
BUSY BEES TO MISS MATCH ACTOR Max Beesley has had to bow out of Robbie Williams' Soccer Aid team this summer because he is filming a new series of the hit TV drama Hotel Babylon. Robbie's all-star side is due to play a team selected by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. Max said: "I'm absolutely gutted I can't play in Rob's match. But there's no way I can take time out from filming." You win some, you lose some, Max... Mirror

Author:	Madeline [ 07 Apr 06, 8:01 ]
Post subject:
Rob will get a Telling off Sun

Author:	Madeline [ 09 May 06, 10:05 ]
Post subject:
ANT AND DEC SIGN COLLINA BALD football legend Pierluigi Collina is to referee Ant and Dec's Soccer Aid TV match. The Italian will blow the whistle when Gordon Ramsay's World XI play Robbie Williams's England. Each squad has 11 celebrities and five World Cup greats. Ant and Dec will host the charity spectacle which kicks off on ITV on May 27. An insider said: "Collina is probably the only guy who could handle Ramsay." Former Labour spin doctor Alastair Campbell will play for the World XI in the game, at Old Trafford, Manchester. Tickets from 0870 162 6883. All profits to Unicef. Mirror

Author:	Madeline [ 22 May 06, 10:18 ]
Post subject:
Soccer Aid (ITV1, 9pm) It’s Robbie’s England against the Rest Of The World XI. Terry Venables coaches a team led by Mr Williams, which also includes the likes of Gazza and John Barnes. Chef Gordon Ramsay is captain of the opposition. He’ll play alongside stars like little Gianfranco Zola and Marcel Desailly, all under the watchful eye of gaffer Ruud Gullit. Sun

Author:	Madeline [ 22 May 06, 15:17 ]
Post subject:
Ramsay rocked by injury! The Rest of the World team captain suffers a painful twist of fate after tearing the muscle in his right leg. As a keen sportsman and fitness fanatic, razor sharp Ramsay is always on the go, rarely letting the strain of a measly marathon interrupt his plans for a sprightly sprinting session days later. But during Soccer Aid training for his big match against Robbie Williams’ England side this Saturday, the iron man was brought down to earth with a thud, quite literally. "We were training and I went into a tackle with Brian McFadden and won the ball,” Gordon explains. “Seconds later I passed to Zola and as I hit the ball my right leg twisted and I fell downstraight away. “I was in the most incredible pain.” And that’s saying something, for it’s not often that we see the thick-skinned culinary king showing even so much as a wince (when he’s not tasting dodgy dishes, that is!) So you can imagine his team mates’ concern when their skipper hit the deck! "I was carried off and the Soccer Aid physios worked on me immediately, but I had to go to hospital for a scan which has revealed a muscle tear,” he says. So what’s the score now? Has the future of the foreign side’s fearless figurehead been plunged into disarray and doubt before the action even hits our screens? “I'll be having intensive physio all week but I have an amazing recovery rate,” he assures us. “I was running again just a few days after this year's marathon.” Crikey! Yes, you can expect Mr Ramsay to be out there in force if his plans to pitch up go ahead. "I will absolutely not give up and am determined to lead the Rest of the World out at Old Trafford on Saturday,” he declares. “If I wasn't to play in this massive game against England I'd never forgive myself. “It means so much to me." Lots of news about the teams and events with this link ITV

Author:	pikeylass [ 27 May 06, 20:38 ]
Post subject:
David Ginola He may be grey now but.....

Page 1 of 1	All times are UTC + 1 hour [ DST ]
Powered by phpBB © 2000, 2002, 2005, 2007 phpBB Group http://www.phpbb.com/