I absolutely agree. Those tweets are more petulant, childish amateur bollocks.
Professional business people with a duty to marketing their product on social media correctly do not go on like this.
By all means Axl can throw his dollies, he is the artist and his wacky persona is as much a part of the story as the music but management...?

They are very much little picture people, arguing on forums with small communities of diehard fans etc. Can anyone imagine real managers like Paul McGuinness or Peter Mensch wasting their time on such activities?

Cloak and Dagger my cock..I agree with you James..its completely pathetically redundant at this stage and a sign that these people don't have the intellectual horsepower to deliver anything more grown up.

Cantrell was more Slash's interest than Axl's.

I agree with all of what you say Axlin, its what keeps me fascinated with the man also. However the cabaret gigs in Vegas throw a big spanner into the myth for me as does his rent a family entourage..

Axl should be like Springsteen is now, older,  fit as a fucking army cat and able to fill a huge venue anywhere in the world just by showing up. Instead we have an absolute fucking rock legend mincing around stage playing to middle-aged couples in Hawaiian shirts who see him as part of corporate entertainment product called "the Strip Experience" rather than an experience within itself.

Absolutely true, in fact Slash confirmed it when he stated that Axl often referred to a riff he'd ahve submitted as a song whereas Slash saw it as nothing more than what it was - a riff.

Was Gilby out of it on drugs or just misfiring with the band on a musical level - I can'rt work out what exactly he's saying here.
It would be a new one for me to hear that Gilby fell under the substance wagon....