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Manchester city trainer Pep Guardiola was among the approximately 70,000 spectators at the home game of Oasis in Heaton Park in Manchester. The Spanish successful coach visited the Reunion concert together with his daughter Maria. According to eyewitnesses, not in the VIP area, but in the middle of the audience.
In a video published on Instagram, you can see how Guardiola sing along with Maria the song “Don’t look back in Anger”. The 53-year-old, dressed in sunglasses and Manchester City shirt, showed himself close to the people and filmed scenes for the private family album with his smartphone.
Gallagher Guardiola meeting
After the concert, the children of the Gallagher brothers, Lennon and Gene (sons of Liam) as well as Anaïs, Donovan and Sonny (children of Noel) posed for a group photo together with the Guardiola family. Gene Gallagher published the picture on Instagram with the heading: “Pic of the Century Alright Now Everyone Else Fuck Off.” In German, for example: “Picture of the century and now everyone is falling off.”
On the stage, Liam Gallagher dedicated the song “D’Yu Know What I Mean” to the city coach and described him as “The Boss” and “greatest coach of all time”. The comment ensured mixed reactions in the audience, including because of the traditional rivalry between Manchester City and Manchester United.
The numerous Manchester United fans then started to brew Gallagher. Noel Gallagher, self-confessed Manchester City fan, reacted to the boos from the audience with the words: “Who the hell do you actually boost?” That made many fans laugh. But at the latest with the first guitar reef from “D’Yu Know What I Mean?” Harmony returned to Heaton Park.
Previously, Noel Gallagher had dedicated the song “Half The World Away” by British actress Caroline Ahernen and her co-star Craig Cash. Ahernen died of cancer in 2016. The song served as the title melody for the BBC sitcom “The Royl Family”.
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Reunion after 16 years
The concerts in Heaton Park were among the first stations of the great Oasis return on the stage after 16 years of live break. On Friday evening, Noel and Liam Gallagher took the stage together and opened the set with the song “Hello”, followed by “Acquiesce” and “Morning Glory”. Classics such as “Don’t look back in Anger” and “Wonderwall” followed.
According to official information from the police, the evening was mostly trouble -free. There were six arrests for various offenses, including drunkenness, drug and fraud. In addition, five drones were confiscated that had violated air traffic requirements.
So it continues with Oasis
The tour will continue to London (Wembley), Edinburgh (Murrayfield Stadium) and Dublin (Croke Park) in the coming weeks. Afterwards, appearances in North America, South America, Australia, South Korea and Japan are scheduled.