Celtic release special Oasis-themed edition of magazine
They will play at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh in August.
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Ahead of their series of gigs, Celtic have released a special edition of the 'Celtic View', with the cover a nod to Oasis' 'Definitely Maybe' album cover, which was released in 1994.
Supersonic Celtic View coming tomorrow 🚨
Packed from cover to cover with great football and music content, the brand new edition of the official club magazine is not to be missed 🍀
Full story: https://t.co/LkTaLr2ReJ pic.twitter.com/xvn2HhQRbp — Celtic View (@CelticView) July 3, 2025
Celtic's connection to the band that hails from Manchester goes back several years.
Indeed, Noel visited Parkhead for a Celtic vs Rangers game in 2000 that turned out to be iconic, with the hosts running out emphatic 6-2 victors.
Speaking about that day, Noel said [football.sportingmemories.net]: "The greatest thing I've ever seen was before the 6-2 match.
"I was having a drink and this guy came up and said, 'You better go and sit in your seat, son, something special is about to happen'.
"As I walked into the stadium, 'Roll With It' came out of the PA.
"They stopped it halfway, and the fans stood up and began to sing it.
"I'm glad I got the chance to see Henrik Larsson score against Rangers when he looked especially cool with the dreadlocks.
"My other favourite Celtic player was Kenny Dalglish.
"He was just a phenomenal footballer.
"He had the haircut, the big sideboards, the big collared shirts and the number on the shorts.
"I also liked Charlie Nicholas."
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