Liam Gallagher goes on huge angry rant after son is branded ‘entitled’ by judge

Liam Gallagher has slammed almost all judges as ‘massive c****’ after one labelled his son as ‘entitled’ for his role in a late night brawl.

Gene Gallagher, twenty, appeared in court last week alongside Ringo Starr’s grandson Sonny Starkey, twenty-one, and model Noah Ponte, twenty-one, with the three men standing accused of fighting in a Hampstead Tesco Express in May 2019.

The brawl allegedly began when Ponte tried to leave the store with a £1.70 can of gin and tonic, which he was unable to purchase due to the shop’s licensing hours.

When security guards attempted to stop him leaving, the trio allegedly threw ‘kicks and punches’ at the workers, before allegedly using racial slurs – though they were never charged for this.

While the trio pleaded not guilty to charges of affray and assault by beating, all three were charged with affray, with Gallagher being slapped with an additional charge of racially aggravated assault by beating.

Judge Joanna Greenberg eventually recorded not guilty pleas in relation to Gallagher and Starkey, and bound over all three defendants.

However, Judge Greenberg took the opportunity to tell the three at Wood Green Crown Court that they were ‘entitled young men thinking they can get what they want by misbehaving.’

She also said: “Your behaviour on this occasion when you entered the Tesco store was, in my view, completely out of order.”

As you’d expect, these comments didn’t sit too well with Gene’s dad, who quickly took to Twitter to dish out his own scolding.

In the first of many Tweets, the Oasis frontman wrote: “Judge Judy can kiss my arse hole from 1 entitled prick to another as you were LG x”.

He followed this up by saying that ’99 percent of judges are massive C****’, before writing in a third post: “Asking folk to sit down stand up rise f*** off with your noncey wig LG x”.

And to conclude, he took on a more political stance, writing: “If ya can’t steal from your local Tescos where can you steal from eh this country is over LGx”.

As predicted, Judge Greenberg has not formally responded.