Noel Gallagher on brother Liam's missed child support court hearings: He's 'made a f***ing mess' of his life

The judge said Liam's excuse for missing his court date was "inexcusable"

Noel (left) has encouraged brother Liam (right) to get rid of "baggage" (Getty Images)

Liam Gallagher has been urged by his brother Noel to "cleanse yourself of a lot of f***ing s**t baggage" and "start again".

This came after Liam's absence in court for a child-support hearing with ex Liza Ghorbani over their 22-month-old daughter Gemma. The judge said Liam's excuse for missing his court date was "inexcusable" and fined him £3,500.

Talking to the NME, Noel said: "He's made a f***ing mess of things at the moment but we've all been there. I've been there. Something like that can be a great thing because you get to the bottom and you cleanse yourself of a lot of f***ing s**t baggage and you start again.

"I'm the kind of person that says, 'F**k it, take it' and I'll start again. And that would be my advice to him."

Speaking about the last time the brothers saw each other, in May 2014, Noel said: "I was like: 'Oh yeah, alright, and how are you?' Every time I see him he is still being a bit of a f**king cheeky c***. And he’s still putting out the persona of the angry barking dog."

Noel's reputation for being mouthy remains undimmed, as he recently got in a jokey argument with Ed Sheeran after criticising the singer. Noel also recently accused his friend Russell Brand of talking "a load of s**t" and added: "I couldn't see him overthrowing a table of drinks".