Oasis legend Noel Gallagher aimed a cheeky dig at Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock during a gig at Cardiff Castle on Friday night.
Gallagher brought his group to the historic Welsh venue and played to a bumper crowd, belting out classics including Holy Mountain, Beautiful World, The Importance of Being Idle and Stop Crying Your Heart Out.
But one particular song had the masses in stitches.
The band played a wonderful rendition of The Beatles' All You Need Is Love.
And Gallagher dedicated the song to "the angriest man in Wales - Neil Warnock!"
Those in attendance were quick to take to social media following Gallagher's far from subtle jibe.
Gallagher has previous when it comes to the Bluebirds.
Warnock's troops secured promotion into the promised land of the Premier League little more than a year ago.
And on the day the city was celebrating Cardiff's stunning achievement of going up from the Championship, Gallagher performed at the Motorpoint Arena.
But the 51-year-old was at his provocative best by having a sly dig at the Bluebirds during that concert.
"How you doing today?" he said from the stage. "How is your s***ty football team doing? Did something happen today? Did something happen today? Did something significant happen today in the world of football?"
He went on to add: "Anyway, so what's been happening since the last time I was in Cardiff? F*** all. I know people who live here and there's f*** all happening."
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