PLOP MUSIC Noel brands Robbie's album 'dog ****' Eva Simpson & Caroline Hedley NOEL Gallagher has launched a new, foulmouthed attack on troubled Robbie Williams - branding his music "f****** dog s***". Rubbing salt in the singer's wounds after he was snubbed by the Brit Awards for his barking album Rudebox, Noel said that even Rob knows just how bad his music has become. The Oasis star - once a friend of Williams - raged: "As he tends to refer to himself in the third person, Robbie Williams is obviously a character that he's invented and the music he makes is f****** dog s***t. And I think even Robbie would probably agree with that." Noel's savaging comes after we revealed how Brits judges wisely decided not to nominate Robbie for his crappy album Rudebox - the first time in 10 years his "work" has been ignored. Robbie will only be in the running for an award for his tour when the Brits nominations are announced today in a star-studded ceremony at London's Hammersmith Palais. But don't worry, there's one gong he is expected to clinch - Worst Album Of The Year at the NME Awards. "There are a number of dire contenders," says our mole, "but Robbie is picking up a lot of votes from readers who think his album is a real stinker. They also believe that his dogged attempts to reinvent himself are laughable and a desperate, last ditch bid to be cool." Noel's latest verbal lashing reignites the feud between the pair, after the rocker lampooned him for being the "fat dancer from Take That". And it will be especially hard for Rob to take as Oasis are headlining the Brits on February 14 - and collecting the prestigious gong for Outstanding Contribution to music. Meanwhile, Robbie's Rudebox - panned by critics - has dropped right out of the top 40. As we revealed last week, his dismal festive sales are said to have been a contributing factor to turmoil at his record company EMI. Last week, boss Alain Levy and deputy David Munns were suddenly axed. Now Robbie's fraught PR people are trying to whip up publicity for the album's third single. And, guess what? In the video, Rob has gone back to what he loves most - prancing around in make-up and drag. Talk about desperate... Daily Mirror http://tinyurl.com/y75ced --

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