Well, this is the kind of drama that makes you remember why football and rock and roll have always been intertwined in Manchester's DNA. The Gallagher brothers weighing in on City's situation feels right somehow, even if it's got nothing to do with music. For Cledvibes Radio listeners who've grown up with Oasis soundtracking Manchester's swagger, there's something poignant about watching the city's football club face these charges while the brothers are busy sorting their own legacy. It's a reminder that Manchester's identity runs deeper than any one institution, whether that's a stadium or a band.