PAUL ROBERTS FAREWELL SHOW

LUKEJAKE17 · Post by **LUKEJAKE17** » 04 Feb 2007, 16:08

BELLE 77 wrote:NOT LONG TO GO NOW

no-ones holding there breath exactly....

Post by **Dom P** » 08 Feb 2007, 22:18

I've got a ticket for this... should be good.

I don't see any problem in what Paul is doing organising this gig. Putting on a show is an effort, it's not money for nothing!

Post by **theraven1979** » 08 Feb 2007, 22:25

Yeah I'd be on for this meself if it weren't midweek and 100s of miles away.

Jim

Dom P wrote:I've got a ticket for this... should be good.

I don't see any problem in what Paul is doing organising this gig. Putting on a show is an effort, it's not money for nothing!

Post by **50millionwatches** » 09 Feb 2007, 11:56

BELLE 77 wrote:NOT LONG TO GO NOW

Enjoy yourself! After giving Paul a bit of a slagging and well...recently listening to In The Night - hes not all that bad.

Post by **Ian9331** » 09 Feb 2007, 12:04

50millionwatches wrote:
BELLE 77 wrote:NOT LONG TO GO NOW
Enjoy yourself! After giving Paul a bit of a slagging and well...recently listening to In The Night - hes not all that bad.

I like a lot of what PR done with the band. I don't think it was like what people expected but I personally really liked About Time and even Written in Red brings back some fond memories.

Whoever is going, have a great time and I hope you give him all the support he deserves.

touchline · Post by **touchline** » 19 Feb 2007, 20:21

Me and a mate will make the gig. A few beers before and a few after. Hope it goes well for Paul, for me he kept the band going and gave us years of more stranglers. The band maybe more tighter now but Paul and John gave something and for me it's a friendly goodbye.

touchline.

GRIFF · Post by **GRIFF** » 20 Feb 2007, 14:35

Have a good one guys and gals. Review the events please, and keep us distant folks in the loop. Give John and Paul best wishes from Aus. Hope everyone has a good time, and echo the sentiments that Paul and his minstrels receive the praise/applause they rightly deserve. Rock on.

Post by **jem750** » 07 Mar 2007, 22:47

touchline wrote:Me and a mate will make the gig. A few beers before and a few after. Hope it goes well for Paul, for me he kept the band going and gave us years of more stranglers. The band maybe more tighter now but Paul and John gave something and for me it's a friendly goodbye.

touchline.

Nicely put Touchline. I could have written that myself apart from the beers after, think it will be one mad dash for the train!

Hope to see some familiar faces there

Jez

touchline · Post by **touchline** » 09 Mar 2007, 12:52

jem750 wrote:
touchline wrote:Me and a mate will make the gig. A few beers before and a few after. Hope it goes well for Paul, for me he kept the band going and gave us years of more stranglers. The band maybe more tighter now but Paul and John gave something and for me it's a friendly goodbye.

touchline.
Nicely put Touchline. I could have written that myself apart from the beers after, think it will be one mad dash for the train!

Hope to see some familiar faces there

Jez

Cheers Jez,
Went last night, although a little drunk. The gig went very quickly. It seemed to pass me by. At the end I just wanted to go, it just felt that this era was over and all need to go their seperate ways. Nice to see John again. The support band were just a noise. I went for a pee, and a guy in the toilets said to me "what do you think of the support band?" I said "crap", he then went on to say "they were his mates!" I finished my pee and said "well their still crap". He just laughed. I noticed the gig was filmed, maybe worth a buy so I can view it totally sober. The audience was made up of what seemed very nice people, which was nice.

Touchline