A man filmed the United stars quietly heading down a platform and waiting for a train north following their win at Vicarage Road
MAROUANE FELLAINI was filmed trying to slap the phone of a train user as United players headed back to Manchester after beating Watford.
A man filmed the Old Trafford stars quietly heading down a platform and waiting for a train north following their win, before getting in a heated argument with security and police officers.
As the players realised the individual was filming them, Fellaini attempted to stop him by waving his hand at the phone.
Members of United's security detail then asked him to move down the platform, to which he refused.
The man yelled "don't touch me" after a member of security attempted to usher him away from the players, including Fellaini, Jesse Lingard and Victor Lindelof.
He then ranted at the United staff, saying: "I'm standing on a platform and I'm watching Man United get a train back to Manchester, that's all.
"I'll go wherever the f*** I want mate.
"I'm taking photos of a few people and you're f***ing telling me where to go.
"These people are no better than I am."
Two police officers then come over to escort him down the platform and away from the United squad after after their security become frustrated with the man.
He started by paying Romelu Lukaku the compliment: "Good result today man."
The Belgian replied: "Thank you, thank you."
United regularly get trains to and from London for games in the capital, rather than flying.
But despite that the man said: "If they want to get the train home then fine, if they're that skint."
Boss Jose Mourinho hailed Fellaini's contribution in midfield after United's 2-1 victory over the previously unbeaten Hornets.
He said: "Marouane is giving us more than that, he is giving that but also quality and simplicity.
"He is playing simple and well. I'm really happy."
