Bad Wolf
16-10-2005, 12:14
Take That have turned down a £5 million offer to reform for a one-off tour.
The group would have received the huge sum for just ten days' work, however the singers refused to reunite after clashing while filming an ITV1 documentary together.
Robbie Williams, Mark Owen, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Gary Barlow met up three weeks ago for the first time in ten years, but tensions ran high and it soon became clear that the band wouldn't be able to settle their differences.
"We will never go back on the road," Robbie explained. "When we ended we were great. We don't want to become Status Quo."
An ITV1 source told The People, "When it came out they were meeting, there were offers of £1 million each to tour. But the tension was really high. Robbie revealed how he hated the band in the final days. We were worried fists would fly."
The group would have received the huge sum for just ten days' work, however the singers refused to reunite after clashing while filming an ITV1 documentary together.
Robbie Williams, Mark Owen, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Gary Barlow met up three weeks ago for the first time in ten years, but tensions ran high and it soon became clear that the band wouldn't be able to settle their differences.
"We will never go back on the road," Robbie explained. "When we ended we were great. We don't want to become Status Quo."
An ITV1 source told The People, "When it came out they were meeting, there were offers of £1 million each to tour. But the tension was really high. Robbie revealed how he hated the band in the final days. We were worried fists would fly."