The latest odds on an Oasis reunion have been released, after Liam Gallagherclaimed that Noel Gallagher had “reached out” to him and that they were “all good again”.
The two brothers have been engaged in a very public feud ever since their Britpop band split in 2009. Their beef has escalated in recent months, with both brothers releasing solo albums this year.
Liam has regularly made digs about Noel on social media, with Noel recently hitting back by calling Liam a “village idiot” and describing him as “not well”.
Noel even recently explained why Liam wouldn’t be getting a Christmas present from him this year, quipping: “Liam’s been benefiting from my genius for a long time”.
However, Liam took to Twitter on Tuesday (December 19) to suggest that the pair were going to meet up on Wednesday (December 20) for a festive get-together.
“I wanna say Happy Xmas to team NG it’s been a great year thanks for everything looking forward to seeing you [tomorrow],” he wrote.
“He’s already reached out,” Liam then replied when a fan questioned his first tweet. He later added: “We’re all good again”.
Now the bookies have released the latest odds on a Oasis reunion, with Paddy Power slashing the price on an Oasis tour in 2018 from 100/1 to 8/1.
The release of a new album in 2018 is priced at 10/1, while there’s a 6/4 chance that Liam goes on another rampage, and tweets that they will never get back together again in 2018.
A spokesman Paddy Power said: “It’s time for the Gallagher brothers to stop looking back in anger, isn’t it? We need to liven up 2018, and what better way than with a reunion between two Manc gobsh*tes?
“Hopefully it will put a stop to those dreary solo albums, and may even rival the magnitude of Take That’s reunion. A statement I’m sure they’ll both be pleased with…”
You can see the full odds below.
- 6/4 Liam to tweet that Oasis will never get back together in 2018
- 8/1 Oasis to announce a 2018 tour
- 10/1 Oasis to announce an album for 2018
- 12/1 Oasis to announce a 2019 tour
- 16/1 Oasis to play Knebworth in 2018
Source NME