London
(ANI):
It
was
a
boozy
night
of
vodka
shots
that
made
popular
manband
'Take
That'
to
plan
a
comeback
after
almost
a
decade.
The
fantastic
foursome
Gary
Barlow,
Mark
Owen,
Howard
Donald
and
Jason
Orange,
reformed
in
2005,
when
they
just
to
met
to
film
the
ten-year
anniversary
documentary
'Take
That:
On
The
Record'.
Although
fans
still
think
that
it
was
the
success
of
that
November
TV
performance
that
fuelled
their
amazing
return,
it
has
now
been
revealed
that
it
was
all
because
of
an
alcoholically
inspired
all-nighter
of
a
discussion.
"We
only
came
back
to
do
the
ten-year
documentary
and
to
talk
about
what
had
happened
and
where
we
were
now," The
Sun
quoted
Mark
as
saying.
He
added:
"And
because
of
the
feedback
we
got
off
that,
people
started
saying
would
we
tour
again?
"And
then
one
night
me,
Gary
and
Howard
went
out
for
a
drink
and
we
had
a
couple
of
drinks
and
we
thought,
'We
can
do
it!' We
were
in
the
bar
singing,
'All
I
do
each
night
is
Pray...'
"Basically
we
were
a
bit
slopped
up
and
we
phoned
Jay,
I
think
he
was
at
a
wedding,
and
we
said,
'Jay,
Jay,
we've
got
this
brilliant
idea,
come
back.'
"So
he
came
back
from
the
wedding
at
two
in
the
morning,
we
went
round
to
Gary's
house
and
we
stayed
up
til
six,
envisioning
it,
getting
all
really
excited.
"Then
we
went
home
and
slept
and
then
obviously
when
you
wake
up
it
was
like,
'What
have
we
just...
What
have
we
decided
to
do?'"
Gary
agrees
with
Owen,
accepting:
"I
attribute
it
to
booze." And
so
does
Howard,
who
simply
said:
"It
was
Mr
Smirnoff's
fault."
The
rest,
as
they
say,
is
history
and
the
band
went
on
to
Rule
The
World,
what
with
selling
over
a
million
concert
tickets
in
record
time
and
more
than
a
million
copies
of
their
latest
album
The
Circus.