Jedward blast Noel Gallagher as they dredge up old podcast where he said he refuses to wear masks

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Noel Gallagher saying he refuses to wear a mask during the coronavirus pandemic.The Field Music guitarist/vocalist posted a clip on Twitter of him playing the acoustic number, captioned with: “Wrote a little song for Noel.”Wrote a little song for Noel. pic.twitter.com/OzTO9STiU6— Field Music (@fieldmusicmusic) September 15, 2020Yesterday (September 15) it was reported that Gallagher told Matt Morgan’s Funny How? podcast he refuses to wear a mask because “too many fucking liberties being taken away”.“I don’t give a fuck.

Former Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher is strongly against wearing a mask amid the coronavirus pandemic despite mandates in the United Kingdom where he resides. Gallagher, 53, also called a friend of his “cowardly” for doing his part to avoid spreading the novel virus.

Noel Gallagher has made some controversial comments about masks amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Noel Gallagher has hit out at the recent coronavirus guidelines. The Oasis rocker claims wearing face masks is "b*****ks" and has admitted that he has already been quizzed while out and about over his decision to not wear a face covering.It has been discussed in parliament that everybody must wear a covering while in a shop, supermarket or on public transport in a bid to tackle the virus.A limited number of people are exempt from wearing a covering if they are under 11 or have medical reasons.Manchester-born Noel, 53, appearing on the Matt Morgan podcast said "I don't wear a mask, no."The whole thing is b*****ks.

Noel Gallagher defiantly refused to wear a coronavirus mask because it's a "p*******".

Noel Gallagher is refusing to wear a mask during the Covid-19 pandemic because it is a violation of his liberty, he has told a popular podcast. The Oasis guitarist told the Matt Morgan podcast for Radio X that masks are “pointless” and that he chooses not to wear one.He said: “It’s not a law.

Noel Gallagher says he refuses to wear a face mask because it is "pointless" and too many liberties are being taken away from people.Since July, wearing a face covering is mandatory in shops, takeaways and supermarkets in England.

Noel Gallagher has said he refuses to wear a face mask while shopping, in defiance of laws which were introduced earlier this year.Appearing on The Matt Morgan podcast, the former Oasis singer described the use of face coverings as “bollocks”, after they were introduced in an attempt to curb the spread of coronavirus.“The whole thing’s bollocks. You’re supposed to wear them in Selfridges, yet you can fucking go down the pub and be surrounded by every fucking cunt.