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VIDEO: 'Who you f*cking booing?!' - Pep Guardiola JEERED by Oasis fans as Liam Gallagher dedicates song to Man City boss at Heaton Park reunion gig

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  • Pep booed at Oasis concert at Heaton Park
  • Gallagher dedicated a song to the City boss
  • Called Pep 'the greatest'
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  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    Liam Gallagher dedicated Oasis' 'D'You Know What I Mean?' to Guardiola, who attended their reunion gig at Heaton Park in Manchester. Right before the band performed the song, the lead vocalist announced: "I want to dedicate this next tune to the greatest manager of all time, the one and only Pep Guardiola." Gallagher then bowed down to show his respect for the Catalan - however, a section of the fans booed the City boss. Noel Gallagher was quick to respond to the jeering as he said: "Who you f*cking booing?"

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  • THE BIGGER PICTURE

    Guardiola seemed to have a magical night in his adopted hometown on a Friday night as 80,000 people attended the homecoming show, which ended with a massive fireworks display. The Catalan even sang along to 'Don't Look Back in Anger' with the band from the crowd.

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    WHAT NEXT FOR CITY?

    The dethroned English champions are set to face sister club Palermo in a pre-season friendly on August 9 to compete for the first-ever Anglo-Palermitan Trophy.