Liam Gallagher has launched a furious attack on the people behind his former clothing brand Pretty Green, branding them as "vultures" who "wouldn't know how to dress a f***ing salad".
Pretty Green 'stolen' by vultures
Liam founded Pretty Green in 2009, launching the menswear label as an extension of his own style and love of fashion. However, it ran into financial trouble and entered administration in 2019. It was then bought by JD Sports in a deal which included its online and wholesale business and Manchester flagship store, meaning Liam no longer owned the label.
On Saturday, the Oasis frontman, 53, was asked by a follower on X why he sold the fashion label, and he was quick to correct them and insist he never willingly sold it. He replied: "I didn’t sell it it was stolen from me by vultures who wouldn’t know how to dress a f***ing salad let alone the youth."
One follower asked how they could help and "get it back for you", and Liam snapped back: "I don’t want it back it’s utter s***."
Advice on Oasis merch
The singer also steered fans away from Oasis Knebworth merch, which is up for sale on their website in celebration of 30 years since the iconic gigs. Replying to a follower who shared a screenshot of the merch and joked they would end up looking like they're in "cos play", Liam said: "Remember NOBODY is FORCING you to buy any of this."
When the fan joked that he was, Liam added: "Not really I don’t care I’d much rather you come up with your own ideas style etc instead of pinching mine have a good day."
Sober for the premiere
Elsewhere, Liam revealed that he's preparing for the premiere of the reunion documentary Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger by taking care of himself and ditching the booze again. Asked if he had drinks ready for today's FA Community Shield clash between Man City and Arsenal, Liam replied: "Body is a temple again I’m afraid bringing sexy back for the premiere."
And in response to one fan calling him "boring", he hit back: "It’s not boring being sober and having discipline can’t all be p**s pots 24/7 like some people."
