Ex Oasis Manager Exposes Liam & Noel Gallagher: Iain Robertson

[@DodgeWoodall]

Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts - podFollow.com/DodgeWoodall Chapters: 02:00 - Parachute Regiment Tours 10:00 - Duran Duran 12:00 - Sting & Duran Duran Parties 16:00 - Security Protection 20:00 - John Lennon Quote 21:00 - Oasis Tour Managing 24:00 - Rock n Roll Noel Punched 27:00 - Johnny Rotten & Sex Pistols Argument 30:00 - Oasis Reunion 31:00 - Liam & Noel 35:00 - Pre Global Domination 39:00 - Gallagher Brothers with Drugs & Booze 44:00 - Global Territory Press Interviews 48:00 - Exposing Record Label Deals 52:00 - Drugs & Judgement 54:00 - Eddie Izzard & Liam Argument 57:30 - Liam Punches Me in the Face 59:00 - "The Most Unpleasant Experience Ever Had" 1:05:00 - Noel was Easier to Deal with 1:07:00 - Cocaine Stage Storm Off 1:11:00 - Beginning of the Split 1:18:00 - Don't Look Back in Anger

[@technomickdocumentalist2495]

@@DodgeWoodall I’ll say one thing mate, your the absolute master of timing with your interviews and the uploads, top tier work as always. 💯👌

[@gregoryranck6071]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@craigmitcham2619]

loved that, brilliant

[@DodgeWoodall]

@@technomickdocumentalist2495thanks 🙏

[@diviningrod2671]

Incredible interview. And you're a great interviewer . Although it seems the level of English politeness really gives you guys the upper hand . Great questions, and great 2nd deeper probing questions Ie the question about how does the contract work Sent him on a revealing line of thought. iirc 48:00 mark as you noted . Will check out your other videos

[@markmunday1275]

What an intelligent, articulate and honest interview. I initially was ambivalent about watching the is video, so glad I did. Iain is a very reflective and interesting person. One of the best interviews I've heard . Thanks Dodge and Iain.

[@HelloJamesBond]

Only 5 mins in and its very clear to see how good this guy is with difficult characters. Great storyteller too! Thanks

[@kerkiraz]

His book is an excellent read 👍

[@Andrew-rz7qt]

Give it a few years and it will grow more legs.

[@strangemalcolm1509]

This is a really interesting interview, love how Iain is very humble and does not exaggerate his experiences as some others may do. Throughly enjoyed watching and listening, great job.

[@Bassmasta18]

Dodge, your channel just keeps getting better and better. Keep up the great work. Thank you brother!

[@DodgeWoodall]

Appreciate that mate 👍🏼👍🏼

[@kirstymarie2559]

In my opinion, I personally think that the true Oasis fans know how much Noel and Paul suffered as kids with their dad beating them up, they took the brunt to protect Liam, he's alot younger than them and in alot of ways was protected from it all and I think that that's why Liam behaves the way he does and why Noel was never bothered/didn't react as much because he'd been through absolute hell with their Dad.

[@Greenypeter]

Oh poor Manchester boys. Fucking he'll it's life as a northern kid.

[@Beepbeepbeepbe]

True. Also just witnessing that as a small child watching your mother getting the kick shit out by his dad fucked hon up. Also think it’s the reason Noel is such a smart ass at times

[@barrypaton3641]

Shut up man , talk absolute pish

[@DavidSmith-qf3sm]

My mate also grew up in Manchester in Wythenshawe, his dad beat the shit out of him everyday, until one day he was old enough and tough enough to fight his dad back. He’s spent 25 years, on and off over the last 46 years of his life in jail. So without music, oasis wouldn’t be a thing.

[@gol4695]

100% Those times weren't easy On a council estate We had 6 of those types of families just on my street Sunday's was a war zone

[@michaelhills1063]

Great timing on releasing this mate!! Looking forward to it.

[@davidjackson5236]

One of the best interviews yet! Iain is a fantastic story teller and Dodge, as always, allows his guests to express themselves without interference. I could have listened for another hour! Great content 👏🙌

[@TheChadTI]

This was the best Oasis interview I've seen in ages, and they're not even there.😂 This was incredible. Thank you so much. Top job 🤙

[@robbokeys]

Great podcast, you couldn’t have timed this better! Iain comes over very balanced & thoughtful. He admits his errors but also acknowledges his strengths, seems a very genuine and intelligent guy. I enjoyed listening to this very much. Thanks Dodge, keep them coming..

[@TeedOffPodcast]

An immensely interesting interview. Was glued to the screen for the lot of it. Thanks for sharing.

[@forgottenpalace4472]

This is too cool. I'm 45 but at 19 I backpacked from my native Texas to Manchester, England and just walked around. I was a massive Oasis fan and wanted to see the Gallagher's hometown. I ran out of money, couldn't get a job but eventually I sorted everything out and I'm still living in Manchester today.

[@IWannatalkpodcast]

Whereabouts in Manchester are you living bro?

[@forgottenpalace4472]

@IWannatalkpodcast Hyde

[@alberlusconi1]

This was brilliant, needs a Part 2 on the Oasis days. Great story teller and not just glorifying himself

[@HofiAgilAghov]

What a beautiful interview. Fascinating all the way through. Great storytelling. Thank you so much

[@bencollyer2296]

I broke into the Milton Keynes Bowl as they were setting up instruments practicing the day before they performed(I could hear them so broke in to investigate) anyways I stood at the edge of the amphitheater just me and my dog facing Oasis I shouting Yes waving at them. They both waved back and one of them shouted back down the Mike at me Yes Lad. I had to make an exit before security catches me. But good lads..nice memory I have with my dog that’s passed. I’m praying I manage to get tickets

[@SeanPaul-eg6ts]

You and your dog 😂😂😂what bollox

[@KittyCatFurbabiesMaria1972]

@@SeanPaul-eg6tsdon’t be nasty How do you know ???

[@eoinburke9262]

😂😂😂​@@SeanPaul-eg6ts

[@jamesrobertson2216]

Was that 05? That was my first Oasis gig 👍

[@justliam2768]

I think I went to that one. Was that when The Zutons supported coz Pete Doherty was too twatted to show up?

[@BigDome1]

This was EXCELLENT. Best podcast I've heard in ages. Great interviewer, great storyteller.

[@DodgeWoodall]

Kind words and glad you enjoyed 👍🏼👍🏼

[@MickyTee123]

Great job Dodge. Cracking interview! Iain’s a top man. Very respectful in his delivery. 👏 To the book!

[@Jaunt1able]

I’m literally reading his book, I borrowed it from the library ‘ whats the story?’ It’s a bloody great read

[@workhardplayhard7610]

Read it about 15 years ago, can confirm it's a great read. Wasn't expecting to see an interview with the lad today

[@BelfastManUtdTherapy]

@@workhardplayhard7610 il have to get it , didnt know about it or him, he seems a decent guy and fair play to him and didge for giving us this interview

[@Jaunt1able]

@@workhardplayhard7610 Superb read, I’m about 40 pages off finishing it. Then I’ll watch this 👌🏻

[@dondamon4669]

​@@workhardplayhard7610'lad'? He's a Oldman and I bet you've never said lad in your life

[@workhardplayhard7610]

@@dondamon4669 aye whatever pokemon. Keep your knickers on get back in the kitchen.

[@agenticmark]

Jonny Rotten is a fucking OG rockstar. I met him in a random english pub once and didnt know who he was (I was young for the pistols) and he was gracious and kind. It was one of the other patrons who told me who the fuck he was. Decent dude, an example of an English Punk. Still punk, but very English.

[@shredder9536]

Oasis are like a ball of energy. You can't stop what's coming. Even when they split up the energy never died. A true phenomenon

[@BeforeThisNovember]

And now it’s back baby!

[@Bassmasta18]

So true 👍

[@robotjeans]

This is why Im going to try and buy UK tickets tomorrow because lord knows they might be over by the time the UK gigs are done.

[@jsongofficial]

Like Liam said, "Oasis was like a Ferrari! Great to look at, great to drive, and it'll f*cking spin out of control every now and again!". Still can't believe they're back after 15 years!

[@shredder9536]

@@robotjeans I got Dublin tickets in the presale. Hope you were lucky enough today

[@markdaly1648]

Drugs and alcohol and violence at home fuelled noels ruthless ambition. Tommy gallagher nearly killed him but it was seeing his old man nearly killing his mum that hardned him to the point where he thought to himself, noel your getting far away from here. And out of Manchester. He became a very driven person. But then drugs and alcohol entered thier lives

[@gavintuesday4959]

Drinks and alcohol were always there , albeit not the strong stuff . It’s like not MadChester was scarce of drugs . Most bands decline for multiple of reasons. It’s remarkable that they stayed relevant for 15 years and even during 2009-present , people still talked about them and they now have kids born from 2005 to present dying to see them live . The numerous of generations that will go to these reunion gigs will be crazy . The 18-20 year olds from 1993-1996, their kid brothers who were too young to go to gigs at the peak of Brit pop but saw them between 97to 2005 , the 1990s kids that missed out of just got the last of the 2009 era, then pretty much anyone born after 2000 (many of them are now in their 20s) . Hell even the kids from 2008 onwards ,

[@JC-jr9hw]

@@gavintuesday4959 It’s all because Liam had great hair. And Noel wrote a few albums of great songs.

[@samuraininjarockstar9355]

The Mondays battered drugs , Noel & Liam were never at that level it’s greatly exaggerated

[@toomylight2311]

@@samuraininjarockstar9355 I think their inherently good people , messed up a bit from their childhood but hey who isn’t, in some form or other , could of been a lot worse for the line of business they went into ! So in my opinion their keeping it together . All you can do is learn from your past and Liam seems to have certainly done that now, just needed to mature a bit . No biggy !! That’s why people like them their so relatable aswell .

[@samuraininjarockstar9355]

@@toomylight2311 been a fan since 94 , but when Noel goes into his drug stories it gets a bit cringe , yeh Liam has grown into a very laid back guy, defo got a top sense of humour

[@aunch3]

John Lennon didn’t come up with “life is what happens when you’re making other plans” Allen Saunders said it in 1957

[@MathewBall]

”It’s tough to get out of bed to do roadwork at 5am when you’ve been sleeping in silk pyjamas” - Marvin Hagler - "You can map out a fight plan or a life plan, but when the action starts, it may not go the way you planned, and you're down to your reflexes, training your preparation, perseverance. That's where your roadwork shows. If you cheated on that in the dark of the morning, well, you're going to get found out now, under the bright lights.'' - Joe Frazier -

[@DAVIE7ARK]

Noel @10 downing St, champers with Blair? Man ,.....No Way Soldier,Dunblane?

[@anthonypaulnoble]

@@DAVIE7ARK ?!

[@Jarrosnshajahwh]

Being a serving Bootneck and also a huge Oasis fan this was podcast heaven 😂😂🎉❤

[@kashy1116]

This is one of the best. Stopped working on my podcast so had to finish it on here. Great insight though, and a good story teller!

[@charlesbritt842]

Great conversation. As an American, I appreciate listening to a couple Englishmen.

[@jamescassidy3995]

Iain! Mate, if you happen to read this - Jamie ex Gibson & Fender - really good to see you! Used to have some great hang outs & meet ups with you back in the day. Love to see you again - the years fly by! 👍🎸✨

[@iainrobertson381]

Hi Mucka! Sincerely hope all is well. Somehow we're still alive x

[@stonesthrow420]

“Oasis was like a Ferrari: great to look at, great to drive, and it'll fucking spin out of control every now and again.” - LG

[@BigDangerousDan]

More like a 1300 MK3 escort with a rs turbo body kit on!

[@kevo1978]

​@@BigDangerousDan I don't quite understand people like you pal, if you don't like a band then why do you watch videos about them? I don't watch videos about Ed Sheeran

[@philfyphil]

⁠@@kevo1978Because whether you like them or not, they are still quite interesting, and they are a part of British music history. Maybe you should watch an Ed Sheeran video, I don’t particularly like him but he is rather talented and to form an opinion about anybody you should know a little about them.

[@jonnamechange6854]

@@kevo1978Because the KZbin algorithm foists suggestions on you all the time about stuff you might not even like.. Out of the blue, the BBC is running about 6 stories concurrently about Oasis (aren't they meant to be impartial and restricted from product placement and advertising?). This is all by design but you're​ never told why. It's the promotion gurus working in overdrive bombarding you relentlessly with hype about a band from the 90's. What are the reasons? Have Oasis got new material to showcase? Historically,it has been said, Oasis' marketing hits its stride always in August with the release of public statements pushing for attention in all media seeking maximum publicity. What's with a 30 year band that is supposed to be emulating the Beatles doing this now in 2024? The Beatles never reformed, nor would they ever have. They were a band of constant evolution that burnt out after 10 years and moved along. Why must we be bombarded with this again, have the music industry run out of ideas and money?

[@BigDangerousDan]

​@@kevo1978where did I say I didn't like em? Basically said they aren't as good as the hype!

[@Dancatspoolschool]

Fantastic chat, what a charismatic man. Fascinating. And I know you read these Dodge, keep on keeping on! :-D

[@DodgeWoodall]

Glad you enjoyed it Dan and appreciate your message mate 😁

[@mjh5437]

Nice to hear both men speak so highly of Johnny Rotten/Lydon here,for some reason lately it has been "fashionable"(whatever that wishy-washy word means) to slag him off..But the man is an all-time great.

[@thecfbutcher1174]

only by lefty idiots that wanna cancel him because he thinks for himself and won’t be pigeonholed.

[@StuffnSuch]

The reason is obvious… he’s not part of the liberal hive mind

[@deadinthewater218]

Whatever I have the same respect for Rotten as I do any priest. He’s a solid man.

[@StuffnSuch]

@@mjh5437 my reply about him not being a part of the woke hive mind got deleted. Why? 🤔

[@theshamanarchist5441]

He's a tosser. Like everyone in show business.

[@richardcbower]

Thank you for this - a captivating listen.

[@southport65]

A bonafide master storyteller, painting vivid imagery with his words- felt I was there every step of his incredible journey. In that sense (and with his cadence), he reminded me a great deal of the great Marco Pierre White.

[@johnskidmoor-e5b]

Who can argue with your description of a Story Teller especially the bit about being a regular soldier then referring to a "military academy" that he attended !

[@jonnamechange6854]

@@southport65 He was telling stories when he said he was their manager. Later on he said Liam fired him, he didn't know what to do so he called Marcus the band manager.

[@bobeschism9426]

@@jonnamechange6854 You do realise the difference between tour manager and band manager?

[@jonnamechange6854]

@@bobeschism9426 Well spotted. I dont really understand the music industry, nor music industry fans either, no. Anecdotes of brattish behaviour make me cringe. Oasis missing the Madchester scene so flying under the cringey britpop banner (itself hanging on the coattails of British wave invasion of earlier days), ripping off other's songs, then reappearing without any new material 30 years later cringe cringe cringe YAWN😴

[@bobeschism9426]

@@jonnamechange6854 In complete agreement mate. I'm amazed at this fella's restraint in not punching Gallagher on a regular basis. Mad fer it etc etc.

[@kmickp1166]

Great interview/conversation! Iain comes across very well, good story telling but respectfully and articulately done. I read the book a couple of years ago and thought it was well written and a great read!👏👏🎶🎶

[@ezza88ster]

What a great interview and interviewer, your timing's impeccable mate. Unique insight into the world of Rock stardom and a legendary band. Iain's one smart gent. I'm getting that book,

[@DodgeWoodall]

Much appreciated Ezza ⭐️🙏

[@damianmcdonagh7908]

Dodge is a sublime interviewer. His questions are so insightful. Iain's answers are truly fascinating.

[@DodgeWoodall]

Thanks Damian 🙏

[@thickerbrummietwat]

I toured with Robbo (Sisters, BBM) he was a Sterling Chap...you wouldn't want to mess with him, though.

[@Lilalila4206]

Probably the best podcast I've seen/heard. Thanks. A great insight and beautifully pitched questions.

[@DodgeWoodall]

Nice one Elizabeth 💛👍🏼

[@cheribee968]

Great interview As time passes, more will be wanted on Oasis, Liam and Noel. Zach Starkey is one of the best drummers I’ve ever seen.

[@tpmg5272]

Excellent interview. First time listening to your stuff, have now subscribed!.

[@DodgeWoodall]

Welcome aboard mate 👍🏼👍🏼

[@antzw]

Johnny Lydon tried to warn us of SAVILL

[@littlejohnnyturtle8770]

Brilliant podcast, thanks for organising it. As a result I've subscribed. 👏

[@DodgeWoodall]

Welcome on board Johnny ⭐️

[@Mordecai06]

By the way, at 22:00 the gig that he mentions is what I consider one of the greatest gigs ever, because not only 2 of my favorite bands played at it but because it was the only time were the greatest Canadian band of the last 30 year and the greatest british band of the las 30 years played together, the Canadian band is of course Moist as he mentions, the Moist/ David Usher act is almost as awesome as Oasis, if you want to check them look up the song Push by Moist and St. Lawrence River by David Usher.

[@organiclady]

I saw Moist a few times, most recently at the Commodore ballroom in Vancouver, and they are still a great band. But Oasis is on another level to me. I’ve only seen oasis live once and I am willing to fly across the globe if I can get tickets for this reunion.

[@thickerbrummietwat]

We're Moist and the band Gusset ever on the same gig? 💦 🩳

[@eddiebreen5933]

Oasis were never the greatest band of the uk lol maybe the only band who backs pedophiles see Gary glitter gets 200 thousand every year what a shit band

[@IkingIPing]

Perfect timing on this one dodge! Congrats mate was another really interesting story told really well

[@ruperttracy7050]

Best episode for ages Dodge. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@jamiewilliams6471]

Listened tho this the other night , book just arrived, looking forward to reading it

[@LiNoeliam93]

I started watching as a keen Oasis nut - I have now finished watching and for some reason I am now a keen fan of this guys manicured hands. *[His left hand in particular, strangely.]

[@NealSinclair]

😂😂😂

[@catharine1108]

I clocked his lovely hands 😂

[@britsluver]

Me too ❤❤❤

[@hafzan_Ijan]

Lengthy discussion but full of information of the brothers.Definitely will buy the book for further reading.

[@jamesaaron2111]

I was Owen Morris next door neighbour back in the 90’s when he was working with Oasis. They were all flat out on drug fuelled benders for days on end so it doesn’t surprise me their ex manager is saying all these things. They didn’t know what day of the week it was 😂

[@RyanMcGovern81]

Did the dishes rattle when he would laugh?

[@dom.b1972]

Having watched Oasis live in 97, 05 & 09 I really enjoyed this one Dodge. Fascinating insight. Keep em coming mate.

[@DodgeWoodall]

Good man Dom 👍🏼👍🏼

[@davidgoodfellow2384]

He is a really nice genuine guy there's no bullshit with this fella

[@chrisk7082]

Really enjoyed this! Another great guest and podcast 👏

[@pil3driverwaltz164]

Great interview. Very respectful.

[@TheIntuitionQueen8]

Great interview. Not surprising to see that dynamic between the two of them considering the violence they experienced growing up, especially Noel. Happy they are back together, hope they have also been able to sort the issues and heal. They deserve that more than anything.

[@neilwood8794]

What a great guest Dodge… intelligent, smart, great thinker and a humble guy ✌️

[@BigPackMaC]

What a genuine, down to earth well spoken man. Loved this one. Would love to sit & have a drink & listen to some stories with somebody like that 🔥🫡

[@nickmansfield2528]

The gig he’s talking about in New York in 1994 was at a nightclub in Manhattan called Wetlands Preserve (but usually just called Wetlands). Closed down now I believe. Part of a small early American tour, playing places in Chicago, New York, and I think Whiskey A Go Go in LA. But they also had some TV slots out there.

[@steve660917]

Wow what an awesome interview!! I haven't heard of either of you before but rest assured I'll be buying the book and I have subscribed!! All the best and thank you, Steve.

[@DodgeWoodall]

Welcome on board Steve and lots more exciting guests on the way 🤩🔥

[@debbieginger1407]

Steve, Dodge is definitely the best podcaster by far, I'm so envious that you have only just discovered him as you have so many great episodes to listen to, I've done every single one of them, and some of them, two or three times 😂

[@ianfisher9507]

Absolutely loved this interview Riveted from start to finish 👍

[@markwilliams8058]

Having worked at a club which both Liam and Noel frequented I personally found Liam to be an honest, sociable and very liakable person, having chatted with him many times, while Noel was obnoxious.

[@Dude0000]

I met Noel and he was great, had a good chat about football (outside a football stadium) until some girl recognized him and he instantly changed and sped off into the VIP entrance. They broke up a week or two later. It was at Ewood Park, Blackburn v Man City, first match of the season, 2008(?). I think context is important in these situations. How their mindset is, and yours, at that particular time. I prefer Noel over Liam now, but was the other way around when I was a teenager in he 90’s. Met Bonehead, too. He gave up his seat, for my Mum, on the bus taking us from the plane to the terminal, at Manchester airport. He never said much.

[@stevenicol1]

was that before noel got clean, because he readily admits himself he was obnoxious before 2000.

[@MRynbout]

But you didn't have the job of getting Liam out of bed at 5am to do an interview when he was still hammered and wanted to punch you in the face so of course you'd find him socialable and likeable

[@simonmhood69]

Another great interview by dodge❤

[@technomickdocumentalist2495]

Looks like this will be a banger, nice one Dodge .🙏

[@anthhub]

This was far better than I originally thought. What a very well balanced account.

[@AkyovNorthWest]

Watched the intro clips and thought "meh this guy looks abit arrogant and talking shite" but I must admit i ended up watching the whole thing and this guy tells things in a very interesting way. Doesn't really exaggerate any stories and seems like he's telling the truth best to his memory. Good interview

[@DodgeWoodall]

Yeah Iain is the real deal and he tells a great story too… ⭐️

[@OldskoolAnthemsYoutube]

Thought exactly the same thing

[@caincotterill5493]

Same here, saw him sat wearing a Para cap, then proceeded to talk about the RAF briefly. Instantly thought he was a Walter Mitty, glad I gave it another minute, then another. Before I knew it I’d listened and enjoyed the lot👊🏼🇬🇧

[@ggghhhbbnjjjbb2330]

There's something about ex-military guys that seems to make them less ego-focused and more inclined to be concise and accurate in their speech. I certainly prefer those behavioural traits even though I wasn't military myself. I did experience formal discipline though and learned early to respect its importance in getting sh1t done in the real world. Good solid interview. Nearly got me to soften my hard dislike of the brothers. I think it was the footage of Noel tearing down the paparazzi photographer who dared to touch his car that turned me fully against them both. I still remember his sneering arrogance and intense hatred at the guy. I don't think it matters what the circumstances were. That shows his true nature. Decent people don't allow themselves get overrun with irrational hatred like that.

[@AkyovNorthWest]

@@ggghhhbbnjjjbb2330 I don't think I've ever seen that video. Is it on KZbin?

[@MultiBthompson]

Fantastic interview, thoroughly enjoyed it. 🙏

[@denisomahoney5464]

Nice one Dodge, great listen bruv..

[@simonmhood69]

Another great interview❤

[@TheMMAFella]

Waiting 16 years to release this one fella 😂😂😂

[@MatthewPSchobs]

Hahaha.

[@sagittariusa1848]

Right.

[@Marland79]

Great interview…. I wasn’t expecting it to be fair. Nice one 👌🏼

[@markstanley7251]

Great podcast, Rob comes across as a tottaly genuine geezer and I think I'm gonna go buy his book.

[@DodgeWoodall]

Robbo is a top man 🔥

[@Dude0000]

But will you read it?

[@JMAC190]

Just subbed and bought the book ... Hopefully I won't make any creases in it when I read it coz it's a Christmas present for my brother.

[@gavintuesday4959]

Christ barely a few day and the amount of Oasis related material on KZbin . From all of the good chat / music related programmes . Remarkable . Not just British based groups too . People are genuinely buzzing with the news

[@brostoevsky22]

People here in America are talking about it.

[@PaulButler-z5l]

Everyone is talking about this reunion. And so it should be .like them or hate them I am glad it's happening. My children want to go to concert.

[@paulbroomhead2214]

For me they're the biggest band since The Beatles and I'm proud to say that I've lived through it.

[@gavintuesday4959]

@@paulbroomhead2214great nights and memories

[@brendanmallon1479]

Brilliant interview definitely one of the best and honest out there ❤❤

[@robbieorourke5534]

This man's story of the music industry is spot on, I worked for a security company back in the late 70's and into the early 80's and the bands were like god's to the punters, they would do absolutely anything to get into the venues, or into the dressing rooms, but as time rolled on I became bemused by the band promoters and the road managers who would round up keen fans to send up to the stage bars or green rooms, and these fans would be hoodwinked for the sake of sitting with an idol, glad I got out when I did. The thing about the bad boys and their image is the acceptance from the fans and the media that arrogance was expected, for me many did not do that stuff.

[@AleksPizana]

I clicked on this video cause I thought it was some bloke looking to sell his "insider" book - money-fishing type of guy. Sorry for that to him, really; What a decent and honest man. He had absolutely nothing but good things to say about everyone when he might not even had to.

[@mattjbatkinson1911]

What an amazing interview. Thoroughly enjoyed every minute.

[@Daxman360]

This was a brilliant watch. Great interview. Let the man tell his story and was gripped from start to finish.

[@raymck2115]

That was absolutely brilliant; I couldn't stop listening and watching this incredibly cool individual, I felt like I was having a beer with him, and he was so descriptive I could visualise where he was and what he was saying. It was amazing.

[@mwest9184]

Fantastic and informative interview, brilliant 👍🏼

[@willfallon9264]

Fantastic interview Dodge. Brilliant!!!

[@DodgeWoodall]

Yeah I really enjoyed this one too 👌🏼

[@CurbBlurbs]

Johnny Rotten has been dragged because he’s not a globalist pig. He’s a true punk in every sense of the word. Respect

[@Dizzy123-p3t]

Really? He's a cunning businessman..do yer homework.

[@markhalpin9711]

Just a shame he turned into the fascist that he used to hate as a punk?

[@jonnamechange6854]

@@CurbBlurbs is a globalist someone who gains so much weight he begins to resemble the planet? I like him anyway as he makes interesting tunes

[@danupton5673]

​@@markhalpin9711he just came to his senses. Leftism is la la land

[@johnfagan-dc2rh]

And Johnny Rotten is like myself,of working class stock,as opposed to this middle class,working class hating Labour Party.. Be punk rock and vote for the anti-political elite. VOTE REFORM U.K. for freedom and liberty! Amen!!!

[@N1ck0A]

That was a great insight into the band and very timely, Dodge 👏

[@Vprap2025]

I bet this guy is fantastic to go to the pub with, he's got the art of story telling down to a tee. Could just sit with a pint and listen to him all evening.

[@saymyname5933]

😂🎉

[@MonstaTrapz]

1 pint all evening? Mad fer it 😂

[@FBGOODIE]

Brilliant interview,thank you for posting it!

[@shanetaylor8000]

Dodge you legend.. this is up to now my favourite. Get more of this type of content please mate? The music industry is full of good stuff.. love this. Cheers.. 👍🏼

[@DodgeWoodall]

More to come Shane 👌🏼

[@jimmydyne]

This is superb. Loved it. Very interesting bloke, wish we could have had more. Keep up the good work! 10/10

[@RegOnTour63]

My thoughts on the recent interview with Iain, which I found to be both articulate and insightful. It was particularly interesting to hear his reflections on his time in service, especially during his tenure with B Company. Iain mentioned both tours in Northern Ireland (NI) during 1981 and 1982, providing a vivid account of those experiences. Additionally, I am reminded of Viv Cook, a quiet yet physically imposing figure whom everyone respected. It was clear that he was someone you simply did not mess with, and his presence alongside Iain adds another layer to our understanding of that period. This interview has been one of the best watches I’ve experienced so far. Iain's humility, truthfulness, and bright demeanor shone through, making it an enriching experience. I am genuinely pleased to see Iain's continued success; he truly deserves every bit of it. Also served 1 Para 1980/2004.

[@bizzylizzy5075]

Thanks Dodge , this was fantastic, very insightful & Ian seems so down to earth ! Lovely interview 🎉

[@JacksonTaylorandTheSinners]

Fk ya! Duran Duran and Arcadia are two of my favorites. I missed the entire Oasis thing. I was at Ft Bragg in the early and mid 90’s. Starting to really enjoy them now.

[@GaretJax-z5i]

So many of these ex forces guys are excellent story tellers and a great listen

[@konstantinkovachev97]

Lovely interview! Was baited by the title definitely (maybe)

[@Dude0000]

It’s not wrong, but it’s clever, because it plays into our expectations of ‘exposing’ always being negative. But it is, of course, any new information from a different perspective you haven’t heard before, positive, negative and everything in between.

[@Benchdogtools]

Fantastic interview - just ordered the book, looking forward to this

[@mrgreen8654]

Met Liam in Leeds about 20 odd years ago... He was an absolute bellend... Very arrogant and I've met a lot of big names in that place alone who were lovely people...

[@craigwilliamson1452]

Did you expect anything else lol

[@mrgreen8654]

@@craigwilliamson1452 Should have known better lol... I didn't give him the time of day 🤣

[@ChavezBlueHair]

@@mrgreen8654more like he didn’t give you the time of day

[@Ssomeinxam]

Very one is on a journey

[@smartscratcheastmidlands6589]

Plays to the camera and can act a arse its just in him, I seen him on camara just all smile smoking a cig enjoying his night out like no other guy in a pub with friends and friends he met putting his thumb up to the camara

[@paulbroomhead2214]

Only got into your podcasts over the last month or so Dodge. Absolutely loving them and as a die hard Oasis fan it was fantastic matching up Robo's stories with what I already knew. I can't wait to read his book as it's one of the few Oasis stories I haven't yet indulged in. Keep up the great content Dodge. 👍🏻💜

[@DodgeWoodall]

Good man Paul 🤩

[@janekbiernat9444]

Class interview really enjoyed it ❤

[@drutgat2]

Great questions, and very interesting answers. Thank you.

[@DodgeWoodall]

Glad you enjoyed it! 👍🏼👍🏼

[@BigStuCorby]

No over exaggeration or bs made up stories. 😊 great stories from a different perspective. Thanks Dodge and Iain

[@DodgeWoodall]

Our pleasure Stu 💛

[@TheDreamer1980]

I remember noel and Liam saying a lot of the stuff he claimed happened, didn't ... 100% they said that...

[@BelfastManUtdTherapy]

brilliant interview thanks so much for this man love ya !

[@u3192]

wonderful interview . truly

[@ChristopherReinke]

The expression ‘herding kittens’ springs to mind 😂

[@streetmansam5073]

Top interview Dodge, I read the first version of Robbo’s book a few years back, great read and even better to hear him talk about it. Thank you

[@simonchambers3428]

I could have a pint with Iain all day long, one of my favourite episodes 👌