GALLAGHER BACKTRACKS, REFUSES TO RULE OUT OASIS REUNION
British rocker LIAM GALLAGHER has softened his stance against the possibility of a future OASIS reunion, insisting he will never say never.
The Wonderwall hitmakers stunned fans in August 2009 when songwriter Noel Gallagher quit the group following a fight with his singer brother Liam.
The frontman has since launched a new band, Beady Eye, and slammed the idea of ever reforming Oasis.
But Liam appears to be having second thoughts - in a new interview with TheQuietus.com, the singer insists there’s "no chance" of reuniting Oasis anytime soon - although he won’t rule it out completely.
He says, "I’m not going to say ‘never’, but at the moment no f**king chance.
"But it wouldn’t be for money, mate. I like to think that if we did get back together - which we f**king won’t - but if we did then it would be for the fans. It would be for the people and the music and not for f**king money." And Liam hints that he’s keen to resolve his long-running feud with his brother - although he’d rather leave it up to family and mutual friends to instigate a truce: "There’s a lot of people involved in it - without mentioning any names - but I don’t feel the need to go round to his f**king house and have the door slammed in my face.
"There’s no encouragement from any parties… If there was then it would get sorted."
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