Abuse won't hurt me, says Adebayor

. Ex-Arsenal player selected by the fans in the North London derby

. Adebayor: "The songs do not always have an effect on me"

Emmanuel Adebayor said he would not be affected by the abusive chants aimed at him during Sunday's London derby north, saying. "If I can survive bullets in Angola after a few insults direction have little impact"

Tottenham Hotspur forward was the subject of the edges of the sections of the crowd mocked the armed attack against the team bus in Togo in January 2010. The two clubs have reported the behavior.

Adebayor told The Sun: "The songs we sang around me were very bad, but I was obviously disappointed not surprised if it was meant to hurt me, it bothers me to I angry?..
"It's sad that parents let their children listen to or sing these things. As a child is influenced by the actions of their parents. You see them doing and thinking is the correct way to behave. It is very sad to see how the memory of something so terrible could be used in a manner so horrible.

"To be honest, I was not surprised by it, who had been waiting for something. And do not touch me at all. I learned a lot in recent years and is the best response a positive performance.

"I blocked everything and concentrate on playing my best. I just hope people remember this game for the right reasons and how you play, as it showed throughout the world. 'S a great shame if they just remember the stupid songs and football. I very glad I kept my dignity in the face of people who behave well.
"The songs do not always have an effect on me. I was in hard times too much for a minority of people singing silly songs affect my performance. If I can survive bullets in Angola, and the insults, but few have felt little impact. "

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