Former Oasis drummer Tony McCarroll has revealed what he really thinks of Noel and Liam Gallagher - 30 years after a bitter feud saw him sacked from the band.
The musician, 53, who is still based in Manchester, lost his place in the band forever when an argument in 1995 ended in him telling Noel to f* off.
He has since made a career through his time in Oasis, describing himself on his Instagram bio as 'the former Oasis drummer' who does podcasts, Q and A's and public speaking.
But after missing out on this year's tour and a £400 million reunion windfall, Tony gave his thoughts on his sacking and revealed how he feels about the famous brothers.
Speaking to The Sun at Red Studios in North Shields, Tony said: 'Would I sit down and have a cup of tea, a Rich Tea, with Noel, and go, "What the fk happened, mate?". I would.'
He recalled being booted out of the band after keeping the frontman 'awake all night' when he had an argument with a girl, which Noel heard through his hotel room walls.
Tony insists that despite being handed his P45 just weeks after the showdown in soundcheck, he doesn't regret standing up for himself after Noel threatened him with the sack.
Sharing his thoughts on Liam, he revealed: 'Everyone thinks Liam's a nutcase, but he's a shockingly nice guy.
'A lot of that stuff is bravado. It might be nervousness, something about him where he just can't deal with whatever it is, people in his face.'
In an interview with the Daily Mail after news of Oasis' reunion first broke last summer, Tony insisted: 'I'm happy for Noel and Liam. Really happy for them. And I'm dead happy for the fans more than anything and for those generations who haven't seen Oasis.'
His bitter rift with Noel ended in him suing the frontman in the High Court, claiming he was owed £15 million in royalties - and eventually settled for £550,000.
With his nemesis Noel with a net worth of £53m before this year's tour - while Tony lives half a world away in the relative modesty of a £200k semi-detached in South Manchester which still has a mortgage, he could be forgiven for bearing a grudge.
But speaking exclusively to Daily Mail from his mother's hometown of Kinnetty, Ireland he insisted that he doesn't.
Tony revealed that his former bandmates had not yet been in touch with him, and explained 'They haven't reached out yet and to be honest I'm not holding my breath.'
Speaking to The Sun at Red Studios in North Shields, Tony said: 'Would I sit down and have a cup of tea, a Rich Tea, with Noel, and go, "What the fk happened, mate?". I would'
Tony insists that despite being handed his P45 just weeks after the showdown in soundcheck, he doesn't regret standing up for himself after Noel threatened him with the sack
Sharing his thoughts on Liam, he revealed: 'Everyone thinks Liam's a nutcase, but he's a shockingly nice guy. A lot of that stuff is bravado'
'Would I consider being involved? I don't know. At the end of the day I'm not the only ex-member left behind, so I'll just crack on.
'I haven't made up my mind if I'm going to watch them play next year either. I was at their last ever gig in the UK at the V Festival. It's weird and ironic that I was there at the first and last gig.
'I think we all knew it was going to happen and it had to happen. Whether it's been a blag for 15-years I haven't got a clue.
'They're brothers at the end of the day - maybe their mum Peggy clashed their heads together and said "sort it out".
'I wasn't shocked when they announced the reunion. I've been saying for years it was going to happen, but I actually thought it'd be this year. I thought they'd do it to mark the 30th anniversary of Definitely Maybe.'
'They're an exciting band; they know how to bring excitement to the table.'
Tony revealed that his former bandmates had not yet been in touch with him - adding that he's not holding his breath
Writing in his 2010 book, Oasis: The Truth, he dubbed him 'The Lord Mayor of Loneliness' despite his vast wealth and wrote: 'I guess Noel's life story just shows how you can have it all yet still not have enough.'
Nearly 15-years on from the book, Tony's views on his one-time nemesis Noel have softened and he says he would like to meet up again.
He said: 'I last saw Liam just before Christmas and it was all hugs and kisses with him.
‘We’re not on the phone to each other but the relationship is amicable; we’re all good.
‘I’d seen him at the Supersonic film a little while before and he sat me down so that it was just me and him and we talked until it became a bit on top with all these people coming over to see what was going on.
‘I’ve not spoken to Noel in a while but I’d love to see all of them again. It would be lovely if something nice happened but I don’t expect anything. If it does then great; nice ending to it all.’