Could dynamic ticket pricing fiasco spark yet another Oasis feud? Fears row could drive wedge between Gallagher brothers as Liam faces bulk of backlash

How have YOU been affected the Oasis ticketing shambles? Email aidan.radnedge.mol@mailonline.co.uk Oasis fans are facing new anxiety over whether the truce between Liam and Noel Gallagher will hold for next year's reunion gigs after a ticketing debacle backlash. Email aidan.radnedge.mol@mailonline.co.uk This meme was widely shared during fans' frustrating attempts to buy tickets last Saturday Feuding Gallagher brothers Liam and Noel are seen here in Oasis's 1997 heyday Liam and Noel Gallagher confirmed on Tuesday last week that Oasis were reuniting An estimated 14million people attempted to buy tickets when they went on sale last Saturday A meme widely shared during fans' attempts to buy tickets last Saturday had a mock-up image of the Ticketmaster website saying: 'Unfortunately, Oasis have split up while you were in the queue.' A tweet posted by Liam Gallagher in September 2017, criticising his brother Noel for ticket prices, has resurfaced and been widely shared online after Oasis's reunion announcement Fans were quick to criticise Liam after the recent controversy caused by Ticketmaster's pricing policy Oasis fans accused Liam of 'hypocrisy' for the post as he has now sold tickets that matched the price of Noel's 2017 American gig Fans who struggled through hours-long queues for tickets for the 2025 tour were shocked at the cost of general standing tickets Liam and Noel Gallagher, pictured here at the V Festival in Chelmsford in Essex in August 2005, have not played together after Oasis broke up in 2009 The official Oasis account on X, formerly Twitter, announced on Saturday evening that all the reunion concerts had sold out - but two new ones have since been announced However, the system, which is designed to deter touts, has been criticised by fans who were shocked by the cost of tickets. Oasis fans have been speculating about whether the band will actually stick together and make it to next year's scheduled reunion tour amid the ticketing controversy Liam Gallagher has also received praise online from supporters in the wake of criticism Fans found themselves in queues of up to 11 hours when tickets went on sale on Saturday Liam Gallagher, seen singing with Oasis at Heaton Park in Manchester in June 2009, is said to have taken more of the backlash over this month's ticketing debacle Older brother Noel Gallagher, pictured playing with his High Flying Birds band at Myrtle Park in Bradford in September 2018, has 1.4million followers on X to Liam's 3.8million One commenter posted on X: 'Literally everything cross for this.