Noel Gallagher, who was criticized as “vulgar” for comments about people with disabilities:

Noel Gallagher has won the wrath of a disabled charity.

Recently appeared in “Matt Morgan’s Interesting Way”. A former oasis band member, the podcast talked about how to get into the Glastonbury Observatory with Rita Ora, who is reserved for people with disabilities.

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He explained that the guards tried to block the use of his platform, but he showed him the AccessAllAreas pass.

“I said:’See that path, mate? It takes me everywhere,” Gallagher said.

The musician joked that if he had to do so, he would have turned someone out of his wheelchair and had his son sit there in order to enter the exclusion zone.

He also joked that he pretended to touch the people on his forehead, imitating the healer of the faith and telling them, “Get up … you can walk.”

He also said he didn’t realize it was a platform for disabled participants, but until they entered the booking area, “I have to say, all those disabled cats Has a wonderful view of the. “

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In a statement mirror“The casual abuse and contempt of persons with disabilities in this interview is vulgar,” said Warren Kirwan, media manager for the Disability Equality Charity Scope.

Kirwan added: “Noel Gallagher and Matt Morgan should know better and have a shy head. There’s no excuse for this kind of language. Besides, accessible platforms are privileged rock stars and Not for their friends. These platforms exist to allow people with disabilities to enjoy live music. Without them, many of our festivals are simply off limits. “