Leicester boss Ian Holloway insists he should not be the centre of attention in the build up to Saturday's game against his old club Plymouth.Holloway's departure from Home Park to join Leicester in November was not without acrimony.

Argyle fans were angered by comments made by Holloway about loyalty before he left a club in the play-off positions for one being dragged towards a relegation battle.

The encounter will be the most eagerly-anticipated game of Holloway's short reign at the Walkers Stadium but the Foxes boss remains unperturbed.

"I haven't thought about it," said Holloway. "The fact is it is about football. It isn't about me, it is about two clubs fighting for three points. No one individual is more important than anything else.

"They have probably been thinking about me more than I have been thinking about them because I had such a big job to do here."

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