- City of Edinburgh Council faced criticism for a report predicting Oasis fans at Murrayfield Stadium would be "rowdy", "intoxicated", and "middle-aged men" requiring more space.
- The concerns were raised during a safety briefing involving various authorities and event organisers for the band's shows.
- Liam Gallagher publicly condemned the council, calling them "snakes" and demanding an apology during a performance in front of 70,000 fans.
- The Rock 'N' Roll Star singer also criticised Edinburgh's arts festivals and posted strong remarks about the council on social media.
- Scottish Secretary Ian Murray, an Edinburgh MP, described the council's comments as "classist and snobby", drawing parallels with differing rules for rugby and football fans.
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