If you thought the long-standing feud between the Gallagher brothers had been called off then you might want to think again.
Posting on Twitter on Monday morning, Liam Gallagher suggested that Noel has forbidden him from including any footage of himself performing Oasis hits in the upcoming documentary, As It Was.
He wrote: “Ive just been informed that I’ll be sued by the not so mighty little fella and his goons at ignition [Noel’s management company] if I use any footage of me singing oasis yes oasis songs in AS IT WAS.”
Liam added: “Who’s bitter now eh ps Dya want a hand selling those tickets.”
A representative for Noel Gallagher declined to comment when contacted by HuffPost UK. We have also contacted Ignition management.
As recently as last week, Liam took aim at his brother once again on social media, branding him a “miserable little git” when one fan asked how he felt about Noel playing a gig at a seated-only venue.
When another questioned if the launch of As It Was would be a celeb-heavy affair, Liam again threw shade at his brother, commenting: “Think your getting me mixed up with the posh bloke”
In July of last year, it looked as though the Gallaghers would finally be setting their differences aside, when Liam publicly suggested they “get the big O back together and stop fucking about”.
However, these latest comments would suggest that the “big O” will not be “getting back together” any time soon, nor will the “fucking about” be coming to a stop.
Prior to that, Liam claimed his brother and former bandmate was “desperate” to reform with Oasis, suggesting that his wife was the one throwing the brakes on a reunion.