Like any man of a certain age, from the North, I hold Liam Gallagher in high esteem. He was the man we all wanted to be, but our mum’s wouldn’t let us.
But I never thought Liam would make the most sense over Brexit than pretty much anyone about at the moment. He was speaking to in NME’s free magazine last week when he made the comment.
Lucky for his fans that his new album, As You Were, is earning some excellent reviews and it’s set to top the charts.
Liam from this washed up 36-year-old, I salute you brother.
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