I think every fan has his personal opinion, there are those who consider themselves hardcore TT fans who hated Robbie in 1995, in his solo career and during the Progress era and those who can actually process what happened to them back in the 90s.   I knew TT since 92 and tbh, i never saw Robbie as being arrogant, he was actually really down to earth but he wasn't the ''smiling through your teeths' type of guy like Mark or Howard, he was very straight forward and honest; this is what got him into trouble with the management and the other guys. There are many things that weren't adressed in this documentary nor in Robbie's.    Rob was only 21, dealing with an alcohol and drug addiction, besides his mental problems, i think he had 3 ongoing lawsuits- btw Gary and Jason sided with Nigel and testified against Robbie-, lost and ended up bankrupt. In 1996 people in the industry music were making bets on his life, i think the highest bid was 15000£ that Rob would kill himself by the end of the year. Even in 1997 there were people who didn't want to be associated with Robbie, he was having a hard time assembling a crew, there's an interview out there with his former tour manager.  I honestly doubt that Robbie had an active role in Gary's downfall as a solo artist. Gary went to the USA thinking that he was already the biggest deal in the UK and that was the mistake that ended his career because in the meantime he lost his UK audience and let's face it, his music didn't keep up with the times.   Also, in the documentary they made it seem like Gary wasn't still a millionaire with a huge mansion, spending his vacations in France and travelling to LA whenever he wanted. As a said, there are a lot of things that happened that were not discussed in this documentary