Mouthy Gallagher brother – you know the one – Liam, has once again stoked up the bitter war of words between himself and Peter Kay, this time calling the comedian a “fat ****”.
The onetime Oasis frontman found himself on the receiving end of a hilarious comment made by the northern funny man Peter Kay, who was presenting at this year’s Brit Awards.
With Kay calling Liam a “knobhead”, having witnessed the singer throw his award for Best Album of 30 Years into the audience, so began a heated feud between the pair with Liam now questioning whether Peter can even see his own manhood.
Whilst talking about using social networking tool Twitter to post his comments on Kay, Liam Gallagher said: "What I should have said on that f***ing Twitter is, 'Talking of k**bs, have you seen yours lately, you f***ing fat ****?' Bet he ain't seen his for years, has he? But no, f*** him, that is one **** who would get decked if I saw him on the street, believe you me."
When asked about his use of Twitter, the singer replied with: "It's like a weapon, know what I mean? Just shuts a few people up. But I don't go, 'Hey, I've just had a biscuit,' or, 'Just tied my f***ing shoe lace,' or, 'I've just had my ninth s*** of the day.' It's f***ing ridiculous."
The gobby ex-Oasis man also took the opportunity to give another public slating of his brother Noel. Liam told Shortlist: "Oasis ran its course. We stepped over that fine line. People in the band grew up and went different ways. He wanted to be a certain way and I wanted to be another. He wanted to chill a bit - our kid's not rock'n'roll. I am. I'm still going for it 'til the day I die, without a doubt."
The two brothers have not seen each other since the spilt of Oasis in August last year. Liam Gallagher continued onto the subject of seeing Noel again saying: "I don't wanna see him. But if I see him, who knows what would happen? I'll probably end up f***ing leathering him."
When not ranting at his brother, comedians and other music groups, Liam Gallagher is working on recording tracks with his new band. A new album is expected from the singer this year with a tour possibly going ahead in October.
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