Manchester City captain Carlos Tevez isn't bothered about Manchester United fans jeering him this weekend.
The former United star returns to Old Trafford hoping to inflict a second consecutive defeat on his old club.
He said: "I don't care about people booing me at Old Trafford. It doesn't worry me and I'm not worried about going there.
"The booing happened a lot last year, but I understand. As a supporter, you defend your club and I am on the opposing team now.
"Manchester United fans can never say I didn't give my all during the time I was there. Maybe many supporters still don't understand the reason I left.
"I am a professional footballer and being booed when I am on the field is a price I have to pay sometimes. But it won't affect me at all.
"Derby games are always beautiful. I enjoyed them in Argentina and Brazil but, in England, they are extra-special.
"Playing against Manchester United is a big incentive but it's not just because of personal issues for me. It's about the importance of three points. We want to go to Old Trafford and win."
