Liam Gallagher, the lead singer of the iconic rock band Oasis, recently criticized former footballer and pundit Gary Neville on the social media platform X, following Manchester City’s controversial derby win over Manchester United. Known for his candid and often explicit posts online, Gallagher’s latest message included strong language and drew significant attention from fans and the public alike. The post came after the game, in which Manchester City secured a controversial victory, and Gallagher appeared to have specific frustrations with Neville, who had been commentating on the match and providing analysis afterward. In his tweet, Gallagher referred to Neville using a profane term and also criticized the referee and Manchester United. The reason behind his direct mention of Neville remains unclear, though the issue may be connected to past exchanges between Gallagher and Neville’s brother, Noel Gallagher, who is a Manchester City fan. In 2024, Noel was seen taunting Neville over Manchester City’s dominance, prompting Neville to comment on Noel’s connection to Manchester, pointing out that Noel has lived in London for many years and only returns to Manchester occasionally for events like trophy parades. The social media reaction to Liam’s post was mixed, with some users expressing amusement or agreement, while others speculated about Liam’s overall feelings toward Manchester United. One user joked that Liam didn’t seem to enjoy the game, while another suggested Liam might not be a fan of the club. Meanwhile, others supported Liam’s blunt approach, saying he should “say what you mean.” In a recent event, Oasis teased their upcoming 2027 tour with a drone display above Manchester’s Etihad Stadium. The drones formed the band’s logo and displayed a date, hinting at the tour’s start in September 2026. According to reports, the tour will feature 23 UK performances, beginning in May 2027 with five nights at Glasgow’s Celtic Park. However, the tour dates are expected to conflict with potential plans for Oasis to headline at Glastonbury 2027, making such a performance unlikely. Metro has reached out to Gary Neville for a response to the recent developments.