Bouncer reveals Liam Gallagher left girlfriend Debbie Gwyther ‘shaking and crying’

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A BOUNCER has told how he blew the whistle on Liam Gallagher for domestic violence saying: “I was worried for his partner’s safety.”

Max Ksiazek, 29, was alerted to a violent bust-up between the ex-Oasis star and girlfriend Debbie Gwyther by a waiter.

Max said of the incident at London celebs haunt Chiltern Firehouse: “A member of staff said Liam was attacking her.

“As I got down the stairs he had basically grabbed her by the neck.

“When I got to the corridor I shouted, ‘Liam!’ He released his hand from her and I escorted him through the courtyard.

“We had a conversation at the doors and he was basically saying it was her fault and that she was a witch — he was just constantly repeating that.”

Max added: “I was genuinely worried about her safety.

“She was in tears, she was shaking.”

Disturbing footage published by The Sun shows Liam, 45, push Debbie, 36, down a corridor — he then seizes her neck, shoving her backwards.

We have obscured her eyes in our images to conceal her distress at the moment of the attack.

Even after footage was made public, Debbie told another newspaper: “We were drunkenly messing around.”

Max said: “I want to go on the record and say there was absolutely no drunken joke. I think all the footage shows exactly what happened.”

Max, who has worked in security for ten years has lost his job to expose the incident.

Explaining what made him come forward, he said: “The fact it happened in a public place, it makes you think about what is happening behind closed doors. It is sad and that is why I did it.”

Max said of Liam: “He acted like an animal. He seemed full of aggression.

“There was no remorse, he didn’t care what happened to Debbie or ask if she was okay.”

Last night The Sun released two more recordings from the night.

They show Max leading Liam from the club and the pair having a conversation at the exit.