OASIS' LIAM GALLAGHER TELLS US TO FOCK OFF AND CALLS US LITTLE CUNTS!

Liam Gallagher has vowed never to rejoin his brother Noel for an Oasis reunion - and has told fans of the defunct band to "get over it".The Wonderwall hitmakers split in 2009 after a series of bust-ups between guitarist Noel and his singing sibling culminated in a showdown backstage at a gig in Paris, France.Liam went on to form new group Beady Eye with his remaining Oasis bandmates - and he's now ruled out ever returning to his roots for a reunion, despite former mentor Alan McGee's insistence the Britpop band will reform.

He tells Mojo magazine, "(McGee is) wrong isn't he? And a couple of little c**ts moaning on the f**king internet going, 'Oh it isn't f**king Oasis,' aren't going to bother me. They're going to make themselves f**king sick if they don't get over it."It's like wanting your girlfriend back after she's f**ked you off. You'll end up getting yourself ill. They're not going to get me knocking on someone's door saying, 'Come on let's get back together'. It's done, mate. We had a great time. Beady Eye is where we are now... Get rid of all the Oasis songs and just bathe ourselves in Beady Eye."

But the British singer admits he might be forced to perform some of his songs from his days in Oasis if fans at his upcoming Beady Eye concerts don't like his new tracks.He adds, "The way we see it is that we're Beady Eye and I think it's time for people to get acquainted with us. But somewhere down the line if it goes pear-shaped and we have to play Oasis, I definitely won't be playing Noel's songs, I'll be playing my own."

Liam Gallagher Breaks Silence: Oasis Are Dead!

Oasis singer Liam Gallagher has broken his silence and told the world: Oasis are dead.

"Oasis is no longer. I think we all know that. So that's done," he said.

Well, der.

Liam's older brother guitarist Noel said the same thing over a month ago when he quit the band for good, saying: "I simply could not go on working with Liam a day longer."

Still, Liam wanted the final word.

"It's a shame, but that's life. We had a good run at it. The thing about Oasis is, no one...we ended Oasis. No one ended it for us. Which was pretty, kind of...cool," he said.

And plans for the future? The singer is launching a range of clothes called Pretty Green, but his heart is still in music.

"I'll be doing music to the day I die," said Liam.

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NOEL GALLAGHER OF OASIS USED TO BE A SOCCER HOOLIGAN!

Noel Gallagher used to be a soccer hooligan. The Oasis guitarist confessed his lifestyle used to be even more turbulent before he became a rock star when he went to Manchester City games with notoriously dangerous gangs including Mayne Line Crew, Under-5s and Young Guvnors. He said: "I knew all that lot and I still see a few of them today. They were quite mad times. Half of us were on the dole. "The grounds we used to go to 20 years ago were dangerous, especially night games at Leeds and places like that, and wondering whether or not you'd make it home in one piece."

Noel also revealed how his love for sport inspired his music career when he united the crowd in song at the Kippax stand at his team's old ground Maine Road. The 41-year-old rocker, who played live at the famous stadium at the peak of Oasis' 90s popularity, added to Britain's The Sun newspaper: "I did start a song in the Kippax when I'd had a drink. Probably something like, 'Everywhere We Go' or similar and everyone joined in. "So maybe the first seeds of my songwriting career were sown at the back of the Kippax."

ANOTHER ROWDY FAN EJECTED FROM OASIS SHOW!

American OASIS fans are still causing the band problems - one concertgoer had to be physically removed from the British rockers' Los Angeles show on Thursday night (04Dec08) for arguing with singer LIAM GALLAGHER. The band had just started its show at the Staples Center when the rowdy fan was dragged out of the venue by security guards after screaming abuse at the frontman. The concert was only Oasis' second gig on a new North American tour.

The band's last trip to the U.S. in September (08) ended abruptly after Liam's bandmate and brother Noel was attacked onstage at a festival in Toronto, Canada. Gallagher fell on a monitor speaker as he attempted to avoid a charging Daniel Sullivan. Subsequent back and rib injuries prompted the guitarist to cancel the rest of the Oasis tour and a trio of dates in Europe.

The Canadian Jay-Z fans are worse than the American ones. LOL!

YAWN: OASIS GALLAGHER HITS OUT AT COLDPLAY!

OASIS star LIAM GALLAGHER has slammed fellow British rockers COLDPLAY insisting he doesn't "give a s**t" about them. The Yellow hitmakers have become one of the most popular bands in the world in recent years, and have gained a strong following in the U.S., where Oasis have struggled for similar acclaim. But Gallagher is still adamant his group is far superior, and is confused as to why Oasis are not bigger in America - although he believes it may have something to do with the band's gloomy demeanour.

He tells Loaded magazine, "I don't give a s**t about Coldplay. We are the coolest band and we are the best f**king band. We are the most important band. We may not be the biggest band in America but who would want that? "We aren't as big as we could be in America because of our attitudes.

We're miserable. The main reason is they obviously don't like us. But a lot of people over there do like us. We sold out Madison Square Garden in a minute and we tour there for a long time. "But they don't buy our records. But America is not the be all and end all for Oasis. America is a country in a f**king very big world, so if they don't like us, somewhere else will."

That's what happens when your brother slams Jay-Z and even prevents him from headlining a British festival and then some Jay-Z fan cracks his ribs on stage in Toronto. Better be careful with Americans.