Staff members and musicians signed their names and left messages on the stage before a new carpet was laid over the top.
“About 20 people from the Adelphi community came down and signed it,” Mr Sarel said. “We even had the Adelphi dog put his paw print down and had a cat come in and we took the cat’s paw prints.
“It’s just a bit of memorabilia, like when you do a message in a bottle and then you reveal it 20 years later.”
Mr Sarel said young people from the club’s steering group had led the fundraising appeal, along with musicians from the Hull bands Black Kes and Residents Association.
Oasis played at the club in April 1994, on the eve of the release of Supersonic, the first single from their debut album, Definitely Maybe. The band will return to live shows later this year for the first time since 2009.
