Fabric on the verge of administration?
Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 3:27 pm
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the den wasn't meant to reopen if i remember rightlywilson wrote:For fucks sake! Can't see Fabric closing for good though. Surely someone would come in and buy the place like what happened with The Den.
Congratulations on making a whole article based on 1 tweet which was later partially retracted.junodownload wrote:http://www.junodownload.com/plus/2010/0 ... istration/
Fabric will be open on Monday and every other day it is supposed to be open.dj seizure wrote:Nooooooooooo! I'm playing there on monday (sneaky little drop in there) so they better not have an imminent closure!
Matter is just closing for the summer but not sure the date it will open up again.inspektor wrote:....I hope matter closing keeps the fabric heartbeat pumping for a while longer
I hate myself for scrutinising this article but this is really getting on my tits.Tragic Gash wrote:moar rumours.... http://www.inthemix.com.au/news/intl/46 ... losing_too
fingers crossed it's only hype...
I'm sorry how did the writer of this article come to the conclusion that the club's management requested that he remove any content from his Twitter?*Buzzin’ Fly* main man Ben Watt made some tweets about the Fabric drama earlier today, only to be asked by the club’s management to remove the comments. Now we’re really worried. Read Watt’s new message below.
“i have been asked to remove my comments here, and on twitter [sic], earlier today about fabric’s alleged fall into administration. i have no wish to upset anyone. the truth will emerge in due course. in the meantime i can only sympathise with those at the sharp end of this story. best, ben. [sic]”
this is not journalism at allrbnc wrote:Congratulations on making a whole article based on 1 tweet which was later partially retracted.junodownload wrote:http://www.junodownload.com/plus/2010/0 ... istration/
This is journalism in 2010.
who else do you think asked him to remove it then??rbnc wrote:I hate myself for scrutinising this article but this is really getting on my tits.Tragic Gash wrote:moar rumours.... http://www.inthemix.com.au/news/intl/46 ... losing_too
fingers crossed it's only hype...
From the 'article':I'm sorry how did the writer of this article come to the conclusion that the club's management requested that he remove any content from his Twitter?*Buzzin’ Fly* main man Ben Watt made some tweets about the Fabric drama earlier today, only to be asked by the club’s management to remove the comments. Now we’re really worried. Read Watt’s new message below.
“i have been asked to remove my comments here, and on twitter [sic], earlier today about fabric’s alleged fall into administration. i have no wish to upset anyone. the truth will emerge in due course. in the meantime i can only sympathise with those at the sharp end of this story. best, ben. [sic]”
Is this really journalism that people take seriously?
thiselibomyekip wrote:As much as I dislike the actual club, the whole brand and label have done wonders for music, and I'd hate to see that all end
thats exactly what happened. shame it relaunched and its nowhere near as successful. been there for a few of those 'some nights' on wednesdays and they were shit, different vibe, full of students on the mephedrone. real shame because the end was one of the sickest clubs in londonoski wrote:the den wasn't meant to reopen if i remember rightlywilson wrote:For fucks sake! Can't see Fabric closing for good though. Surely someone would come in and buy the place like what happened with The Den.
developers bought it and then the economic recession hit so they decided to wait until the housing market started being profitable again and letting the club run as a club...
not sure on that though