Wes Brown says he suffered no split loyalties helping Sunderland to beat Manchester United in their Capital One Cup semifinal.
Brown, still a popular figure among United fans, admitted he had little sympathy for his old team or their new manager, David Moyes.
"I don't feel any sympathy at all," Brown said. "I'm a Sunderland fan now. Obviously I'm a United fan as well, but when we are playing them I am Sunderland all the way.
"This result is up there with what I achieved at United. We've come to Manchester United and have got the result we wanted and now we are in a final. When I was at United, if we had done the same thing to get into a final, the feeling would be the same. But for us to do it here is brilliant.
"Back in September I could not imagine this club would be going to a Wembley final. We've come such a long way since. We are playing very differently. We are a strong bunch of lads and hopefully we can just keep this going now in the league."
