Found this on the May issue of Uncut. there's a pretty long feature on Suede and Brett Anderson talks about Moz:

..."I had a bit of a run-in with him; it turned a bit nasty. I kind of slagged him off in The Face. It was a very confusing time. I was doing too much press and not really thinking straight, and I ended up slagging the guy off and regretting it, and he got narky. He decided he hated us after covering one of our songs!"

Anderson received a viperous lash from Morrissey's tongue - "He seems like a deeply boring young man with Mr. Kipling crumbs in his bed; he'll never forgive God for not making him Angie Bowie" - but later, at the Q awards, they appeared to kiss and make up. "It all got straightened out in the end," Brett confirms. "And I can still listen to a Smiths record and think it's fucking brilliant"

Morrissey's name pops up a few more times in the article (i.e. attending one of Suede's first performances and jotting down the lyrics to "My Insatiable One") and even Mike Joyce's short involvement with Suede is brought up:

...Mike Joyce picks up the story "I was flicking through Melody Maker, and there was this ad saying: 'Influences: Smiths', and I thought 'There can't be any more Smiths-influenced drummer than me!' I sent a tape and said where I lived, but I didn't say who I was. I think they were a bit suspicious when I said, 'Distance has never been a problem before, I've been around the world, it's part of the job.' When I finally said I was in The Smiths, there was a deafening silence."

I'd recommend the feature to new fans of Suede and long time 'drowners'.