Robbie Williams has recently confessed he needs to brush up on his bedroom technique - despite lovers selling their stories praising his sex skills.
"All those newspaper stories about me sleeping with people who say that I was amazing and went for three hours, well, they aren't true", the British heartthrob is quoted by Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper as saying.

"These people only do that so I won't sue them - and it works.
I won't sue if I get a good write up. It's as simple as that. (…) The truth is I'm not very good at it but I'm willing to learn", the 31-year-old singer added.

Robbie has recently admitted to losing interest in women once he's slept with them, but still intends to settle down.
"This girl I went out with this week is really lovely. Like, really, really f***ing lovely. But it must be a scientific fact that the penis rules the brain. Which is such a cruel trick. As much as we can laugh about it and dismiss it, whatever the thing was that had attracted me to her, it is now a scientific fact that I'm not interested. I had got what I wanted", he declared.

Robbie Williams is set to release the ballad "Advertising Space" as a follow-up to the album's first single "Trippin'".
The best British selling artist used a reference to the Quentin Tarantino-written flick "True Romance" and described his song: "The one where, like Christian Slater in the film, I like to believe I have direct access to Elvis Presley every now and again".
"Advertising Space" was co-written with Stephen Duffy (Barenaked Ladies) and has been heralded by Williams himself as his "Candle In The Wind".

The pop singer has recently picked up the award for Best Male Artist at the MTV Europe Video Music Awards.