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.

Football from Sports Sound.

Brilliant drop of the shoulder.

One at all!

From BBC Radio Scotland.

There's no substitute.

Leanne Kreuton and Chick Young are alongside me in the studio and I'm delighted to say we are also joined by the former Dundee manager Tony Docherty.

Good afternoon to you, Tony. I think this is the first time you've spoken with the media since you lost your job on the 19th of May. A tough few weeks. How are you feeling? Yeah, but before I say that, Ken, if I could get the opportunity, please, to personally, to thank the players and the staff for their professionalism and their dedication

on my two seasons at the club and also to thank the fans for their support.

You know, I've no opportunity to do that and I'd like to take this opportunity to do that

and to wish the club all the best.

Now it's time to move on, you know, and I do.

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