Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola inspires sensational start to the season by playing Oasis in the changing room
- Oasis brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher are famous Manchester City supporters
- Pep Guardiola played Don't Look Back in Anger before victory over Chelsea
- City lead the Premier League with 22 points from eight matches
Cigarettes and Alcohol might be to thank for Manchester City's flying start to the season.
According to The Sun, boss Pep Guardiola has inspired his team to play Supersonic football by blasting out Oasis songs in the dressing room prior to kick-off.
Don't Look Back in Anger was reportedly played before September's impressive 1-0 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Manchester City have been playing Oasis songs in the dressing room prior to kick-off
Pep Guardiola could have songs such as Cigarettes and Alcohol to thank for his team's form
Oasis stars Noel (left) and Liam Gallagher are famous Manchester City supporters
The band's brothers, song-writer and singer Noel and lead singer Liam Gallagher, are famously ardent City supporters.
And the homegrown factor introduced to City's preparations could, Some Might Say, be the inspiration for their blistering form so far this season.
City lead the Premier League with 22 points out of 24 from their opening eight games, scoring an astonishing 29 goals in the process.
They ran out 7-2 winners against Stoke on Saturday and are next in action on Tuesday, at home to Italian side Napoli in the Champions League.
Guardiola reportedly played Don't Look Back in Anger, from the 1995 Oasis album What's the Story (Morning Glory) - pictured above - prior to City beating Chelsea at Stamford Bridge
City are top of the Premier League and have scored 29 goals domestically so far this season
Guardiola will hope the Manchester band continue inspiring Supersonic football for the season
City also have two wins from their first two matches in Europe's elite club competition.
Guardiola did not manage to win a trophy in his first season in England last year and will want to maintain his side's fine form across the campaign to ensure their silverware hopes don't Fade Away.
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