QPR defender Anton Ferdinand isn't bothered by the expected jeers from Chelsea fans tomorrow.
Pre-match handshakes with Chelsea tomorrow have been scrapped in the fall-out over allegations John Terry racially abused Ferdinand when the teams met in October.
But some supporters are still expected to target the defender.
Ferdinand admitted: "There is a big rivalry between the two clubs anyway but, with everything that has happened, I know there will be some fans targeting me.
"The Chelsea fans believe what they want to believe. They have their own view on what has gone on and if they are going to give me stick, that's their problem.
"All I can say is that it won't upset my game. If they think that's what is going to happen, then they've got another thing coming.
"I'm used to dealing with anything they can throw at me so I'll just be focused on the match."