Manchester United captain Gary Neville rowed with Old Trafford fans last night after their 0-0 draw with Middlesbrough.
The England full-back exchanged heated words with frustrated Stretford End supporters after the goalless draw.
Neville had to be pulled away from the heated exchange by team-mate Rio Ferdinand, and the fan was seen to mouth the word "disgrace" as the United players trudged off.
But Neville insists he bears no bad feeling to the supporter and claimed the matter is now forgotten.
He said: "We were both showing our passion for the club.
"He had a strong opinion and we had a disagreement. Now it is finished with. Manchester United has great fans."
The England full-back exchanged heated words with frustrated Stretford End supporters after the goalless draw.
Neville had to be pulled away from the heated exchange by team-mate Rio Ferdinand, and the fan was seen to mouth the word "disgrace" as the United players trudged off.
But Neville insists he bears no bad feeling to the supporter and claimed the matter is now forgotten.
He said: "We were both showing our passion for the club.
"He had a strong opinion and we had a disagreement. Now it is finished with. Manchester United has great fans."
