Liam Gallagher has branded almost all judges 'massive c****' after one labelled his son 'entitled' for his part in a 'brawl' with Ringo Starr's grandson. The 49-year-old rocker launched an expletive-loaded tirade on social media as he spoke out over his son Gene's experience in court. Gene, 20, was accused of taking part in a scuffle when a Tesco Express worker tried to stop his friend stealing a can of gin and tonic worth £1.70.
Taking to Twitter the day after Gene appeared in court, Liam slammed the female judge who rapped his son as 'Judge Judy', the Daily Star reports. In a stream of foul-mouthed tweets, the former Oasis star said: “Judge Judy can kiss my a***hole from 1 entitled p**** to another as you were LG.”
The dad of four also ranted: “Funny thing is 99 percent of judges are massive C**** LG x. Asking folk to sit down stand up rise f*** off with your n****y wig LG x. If ya can’t steal from your local Tescos where can you steal from eh this country is over LGx.”
Following the Twitter blast, come concerned fans asked Liam: “Are you alright R KID?” But others hailed him 'iconic' and a 'legend'.
His blast came after his son Gene Appleton Gallagher, 20, and Sonny Starkey, 21 - grandson of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr and nephew of drummer Zak Starkey - were described as 'entitled young men thinking they can get what they want by misbehaving' by Judge Joanna Greenberg.
The fight erupted at Tesco Express in Hampstead, north-west London, when staff tried to stop Gallagher and Starkey’s friend Noah Ponte, 21, leaving with the can. Starkey and Gallagher were accused of throwing 'kicks and punches' as they 'windmilled' down the aisle with their fists and feet at a shop worker who tried to stop them leaving in May 2019.
All three denied charges of affray and assault. Gallagher and Ponte also denied racially aggravated assault. The charges were dropped when they agreed to be bound over for 12 months. Ponte was acquitted of theft.
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