חדשות אלאוד 2
סליחה שפתחתי הודעה חדשה, פשוט זה כבר הפך לשירשור ארווווווך ואני רוצה שכולם יקראו את החדשות, אז קבלו... אני אקרא את זה אח"כ, כי אני לא כל כך מרגישה טוב. Mix-up costs the band £10,000 Girls ALoud are fuming after losing £10,000 to Liberty X. The fabulous five-piece were due to pocket £2,000 each for a performance at Kelle University on Thursday. But they were forced to cancel at the last minute thanks to a timetable cock-up. And who should step in to pocket rhe wedge - cash strapped Liberty X. My university mate tells me: £Girls Aloud had been booked to appear for ages but cancelled on Thursday afternoon. "Luckily Liberty X were available to help out at the last minute." A source close to Sarah Harding sand Girls Aloud told me: "They were gutted, because gigs like that pay good cash. They'd have picked up somethin like £2,000 each. "But they double booked - filming for the BBC on Thursday, then filming Discomania TV show all day on Friday. "You can rest assured their diary organiser got a right earful from the girls. " But their misfortune was Liberty X's good luck. The band were given a ticking off by record label accountants after dipping too readily into company cash. Michelle Heaton said: "We had a meeting with our accountant this week which was really boring. We've been told to stop spending too much." I'm told: "Libverty X were happy to perform, even at such late notice." The cash crisis comes after their second album, Being Nobody was bought by virtually nobody, - plunging the group into the red. Plans for a Uk tour earlier this year were also shleved because of poor ticket sales. I have to admire Girls ALoud's attitude. New single The Show has all the hallmarks of a No 1 and - despite pressure to get a hit - they're still out on the razz almost every night.
סליחה שפתחתי הודעה חדשה, פשוט זה כבר הפך לשירשור ארווווווך ואני רוצה שכולם יקראו את החדשות, אז קבלו... אני אקרא את זה אח"כ, כי אני לא כל כך מרגישה טוב. Mix-up costs the band £10,000 Girls ALoud are fuming after losing £10,000 to Liberty X. The fabulous five-piece were due to pocket £2,000 each for a performance at Kelle University on Thursday. But they were forced to cancel at the last minute thanks to a timetable cock-up. And who should step in to pocket rhe wedge - cash strapped Liberty X. My university mate tells me: £Girls Aloud had been booked to appear for ages but cancelled on Thursday afternoon. "Luckily Liberty X were available to help out at the last minute." A source close to Sarah Harding sand Girls Aloud told me: "They were gutted, because gigs like that pay good cash. They'd have picked up somethin like £2,000 each. "But they double booked - filming for the BBC on Thursday, then filming Discomania TV show all day on Friday. "You can rest assured their diary organiser got a right earful from the girls. " But their misfortune was Liberty X's good luck. The band were given a ticking off by record label accountants after dipping too readily into company cash. Michelle Heaton said: "We had a meeting with our accountant this week which was really boring. We've been told to stop spending too much." I'm told: "Libverty X were happy to perform, even at such late notice." The cash crisis comes after their second album, Being Nobody was bought by virtually nobody, - plunging the group into the red. Plans for a Uk tour earlier this year were also shleved because of poor ticket sales. I have to admire Girls ALoud's attitude. New single The Show has all the hallmarks of a No 1 and - despite pressure to get a hit - they're still out on the razz almost every night.
