By David Balls, Music Reporter
Robbie 'will join Take That in two years'

Robbie Williams has announced that a full Take That reunion will only happen in two years' time.

The 'Bodies' singer, who quit the group in 1995 to launch a solo career, confirmed that he would eventually like to rejoin his old bandmates.

"It will happen. But not in the next 18 months, two years," he told GQ. "There's contracts to fulfil. And then I can do what I want."

The 35-year-old claimed that a meeting with the band in Los Angeles last year was a significant moment in repairing their relationship.

"We all had a massive chat, one of those chats that other bands who split up can't seem to have," he said.

"It was really healing, if that doesn't sound too nancy. And at the end of it everything had gone and we were in the kitchen and I'd got my arm round Gary. I just loved him. I think he felt the same way. It was really beautiful."

Williams releases new single 'Bodies' on October 12. His album Reality Killed The Video Star follows on November 9.
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A source told us: “The conversation of a reunion has come up between the boys, but it’s not just around the corner like everyone thinks. Rob has never had any plans of getting back with the boys before releasing his new solo stuff, he doesn’t want to jump on the bandwagon. The lads are doing just fine at the moment without him and Rob’s got a record to promote. I don’t think the full re-union will ever happen. There might be a one off gig in a couple of years, but apart from that things will stay as they are. Gary and the rest of the boys know what Rob’s like, he will throw a line out to the press about jumping on stage with Take That because he knows it is great publicity for himself. Rob’s never been massive on the idea, he just likes to kick up a fuss.”

But despite a re-union not being on the cards, Robbie recently revealed he had clear the air talks with Gary, Howard, Mark and Jason in LA last year.

He said: “We all had a massive chat, one of those chats that other bands who split up can’t seem to have.

“It was really healing, if that doesn’t sound too nancy. And at the end of it everything had gone and we were in the kitchen and I’d got my arm round Gary. I just loved him. I think he felt the same way. It was really beautiful.”
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The 'Bodies' singer told The Sun that he had been impressed by the group's recent concerts.

"The Take That tour was fantastic," he said. "The show was amazing. It was f**king phenomenal. I did fancy being a part of it. Yes, I did.

"When they all got together on stage and played instruments, it was awesome. That's a band I want to be in."

Williams also described Take That's recent album as "really good".

"I did wish I had written some of it," he said. "The Circus album, whatever way you look at it, is a f**king good album. They all write on it. They all chip in.

"My favourite track is 'How Did It Come To This'. When I heard it I was thinking, 'I wish that was on my album'. 'The Garden' is class. I love it all. 'Hold Up The Light' is great too. They are such good lads."

Williams recently suggested that he will rejoin Take That in two years.
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Speaking at the launch of his Future Records singer Camilla Kerslake, Barlow brushed aside questions about the band reforming as a five-piece.

He told Heat: "I'm not going to comment because it only leads to more nonsense. Nothing's changed, I'm afraid.

"I wish I could give you a different answer, though. I'm almost bored giving the generic one. Well, I know it's not happening, so it's hard to say until it does."

Barlow has maintained that the group will not reunite for a Christmas show and said that he is "fed up and bored" with the reports.
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Robbie Williams has given the biggest hint yet that he will be collaborating with Take That in the future. Opening up to Jonathan Ross in a new interview, Robbie says, "We’ve got together, done bits and bobs. I can’t say much...but yes, I hope so." He can't say much? That must mean there's something he's not allowed to say, right? Yay! Asked if he was on something during that performance on The X Factor, Robbie laughs and says, "I get incredibly nervous. It wasn’t drugs or drink, just deer in the headlights." He also talks at length about his (so lucky it makes us grind our teeth together in a silent jealous rage) girlfriend Ayda Field, who he credits as keeping him grounded and saving him from ending up a bachelor. "I was introduced to Ayda and things just changed," he explains. "She’s a wonderful person and I’m in love. She’s really broody and I’m getting there." We love the idea of little Robbies running around. The singer is also treating his fans to an exclusive listen of his album Reality Killed The Video Star before it's released this coming Monday. Keep an eye on internet music site Spotify for the free exclusive. We've heard the album, and Starstruck is officially our new favourite song.
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Любит Робстер лизать ребятам разные части тела!

Только что-то он замученным выглядит, отдыхать надо больше.

"Take That have been unstoppable since getting back together, add Robbie and you have a juggernaut that could perhaps derail the X Factor winner," said Hill's spokesman Rupert Adams.

1/2 Take That feat Robbie To Have A Number One In 2010

10/1 (From 25/1) Take That Xmas Number One

14/1 (From 33/1) Take That To Headline At Glastonbury
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