Cardiff City striker Fraizer Campbell is looking forward to facing former club Manchester United next Sunday.
Campbell, 26, insists he had no regrets about quitting United as his Cardiff side prepare to tackle David Moyes' men.
He said: "It was difficult to leave United. I'd been there since I was ten.
"But I wanted to be playing. I have no regrets, though, because you have to be realistic. Ruud van Nistelrooy, Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney were in front of me.
"Then they brought in Carlos Tevez. I had to be worth £25million to be playing in that team!
"I had a great time there. I didn't play many games but it was nice to be part of the club."
