Louis Walsh’s ‘cruel’ Machiavellian management style is laid bare in explosive Boyzone documentary – as he brands the band ‘just ordinary people’ who he could make ‘do what he wanted’ [Video]

Boyzone and Louis Walsh don’t hold back as they dissect their long-running feud in an explosive new documentary about the Irish boyband.

The three-part show, which is set to air on Sky Documentaries and NOW on February 2, gives fans a look at the ‘fame, fall outs and tragedy’ of the band.

Louis formed Boyzone in 1993, whe he was inspired to create ‘an Irish Take That.’ After a split in 1999 they re-formed – with Louis at the helm – in 2007 whilst in between the manager also looked after Ronan Keating’s solo career. But in 2018 they had cut ties for good.

A new trailer shows the group admitting they went through some ‘cruel’ times under the leadership of Louis.  

Looking back at the early days of their career, Ronan Keating remarks in the trailer: ‘We were a bunch of kids put together. We weren’t perfect, we weren’t polished.’

Louis, who masterminded …