There are a few sibling rivalries quite like that of Liam and Noel Gallagher.

He had a row with me.

Should be able to fight and that was it.

Oasis, a band committed to the rock and roll dream.

There are only so many, like, olive branches you can give someone, you know what I mean?

Join me, Steve Lemack.

And me, Joe Wiley, as we not only celebrate the music that Oasis made, but also delve into the complex and unruly rivalry.

A band with your brother, that would become the Achilles heel in the end.

The rise and fall of Oasis.

Listen on BBC Sounds.

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Hello, I'm Martin Dowden and welcome to the Scottish Football Podcast.

Ahead of the new season, we're going through each Premiership Club,

asking what their fans expect from the season ahead.

This episode, we're previewing Ayrshire's Premiership Representatives, Comarra.

Swept to once go, not once but twice is in.

There is the equaliser.

Two-two.

Big is Bobby Wales who got on the end of it, the young substitute. That's always been key for me, you know, having that strong relationship with the owner. It's important for me that if and when I leave Clomarnock, that I'll still be able to shake his hand,

we'll still be able to have a drink, we'll still be able to talk as openly as we do now.

And it's important for me that, and like I say, I've always tried to put Colmanet first.

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