The band will reform sooner or later, claims drummer Ficek.
It is only "a matter of time" before The Libertines reform, Babyshambles drummer Adam Ficek has said.
The artist made the comments after three members of the band played a special one-off show in London in memory of the late Johnny Sedassy, who used to put on their gigs when they were just starting out, BBC 6 Music reports.
He says it is almost a foregone conclusion that the collective will come together once again, although he gave no details when such a reunion could occur.
"I'm sure they'll get together at some point. I think they should make people wait and make people really want them," he told the news provider.
The Libertines were disbanded in 2004 by Carl Barat following a clash between him and Pete Doherty.
Ficek added that there is obviously a history there but pointed out that they recently played together at the Rhythm Factory, putting on a great show.
In other news, the Diazepam05 blog recently claimed that Pete Doherty recently spent time in a studio in Portugal recording new material.
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