Liam Gallagher has just called the Council of the City of Edinburgh.
He criticized the report that Oasis meeting concerts predicted “noisy” and “intoxicated” fans during the rock band shows in the city.
Multiple concerns about the shows were raised at a security conference that involved the Council, DF promoters, G4S security firm, Police Scotland, the Scottish ambulance service and the city’s transport providers.
He pointed out that the crowd could present a series of “middle -aged men” who “would occupy more space” compared to the audience that attended the Taylor Swift shows streak at the Murrayfield stadium last summer.
According to BBCWhile Liam acted at the stadium on Friday, he described the Council a “snake group” and said his band “was still waiting for our apologies.”
Speaking in front of around 70,000 fans, he said that Britpop’s icons brought “one billion pounds to this city” before stating that none of the crowds would see any thanks to the Council.
Also making a wild excavation at the artists festivals of artists who take place in Edinburgh until August, describing them as a place for “people who swallow swords” and perform “poor magic tricks.”
When the report emerged for the first time, the Wonder Wall Rocker wrote on social networks: “For the Edinburgh Council, I have heard what you said about Oasis fans and, frankly, your attitude stinks that would leave the city that day if it were any of you.”
“I would love to see a photo of all the people in the Edinburgh Council, I bet that there are some really impressive people,” he added in a second publication, concluding his Perorata.
