By NEIL SYSON

LOUDMOUTH Liam Gallagher has a long history of violent outbursts.

In his youth, the Manchester City nut was sacked as a car cleaner after bosses accused him of scratching a motor owned by Man United legend Eric Cantona.

He went wild in a bar in 1995 and was hit in the face three times — after downing TWENTY double gins.

A year later Liam faced a police probe for bragging of housebreaking, then squared up to United’s Ryan Giggs, sneering he was “crap”.

Within weeks fan Gaynor Sionelli, 24, told cops he bit her nose at a gig.

The singer caused £5,000 damage when he trashed the snooker room at the Groucho Club in London’s Soho. He was later arrested by cops who thought he was a TRAMP.

In 1997 Liam was cautioned for booting a man off his bike and breaking his glasses.

His abusive behaviour earned him a lifetime ban from airline Cathay Pacific the same year.

Liam was at it again in 1998 when he headbutted British fan Ben Jones, 19, in Australia. The star broke his nose and snarled: “Now f*** off, I’m Liam Gallagher and next time I’ll glass you.”<br>
He traded blows with Spandau Ballet’s Tony Hadley at Wembley Arena earlier this year after the singer asked him: “How are you?”<br>
Days later he was slung out of London’s Met Bar for trying to smack a bouncer as lover Nicole Appleton sobbed.

And in September he told Robbie Williams he would “break his face” if he did not stop phoning her.