You want to score in every game and to fight hard.
At all big clubs, there is pressure. They all want to win and expect to win.
It was really hard in Newcastle. It was one city, one club. Everybody there was really crazy about Newcastle.
I've picked up a few scars during games.
I am a really nice, quiet guy.
To give the best I can, sometimes you will be brilliant or not.
I am always in the box, strong, good in the air, and, of course, I like getting stuck in. I play a physical game.
I never say I want to score 15 or 20 goals.
I'm always looking forward, and I try to continue to push myself and to do the best that I can.
I am not bothered what people say. You have always different opinions.
There are a lot of people who don't trust in me, so I just try to make them wrong.
I don't like to lose, and all Serbians are pretty much the same.
I was small until I was 15, then grew about 12 inches in a year and built up my strength in the gym.
Sport is dirty if you want to win, but I am not a dirty player.
I like the gym; I need the gym.
I am not that fast and skilful. I am not Raheem Sterling, am I? So I know I have to use my strength and power in the box.
That is my style of play, my strength: hold up, playing with my back to goal.
Every goal is a nice goal, great feeling, but the most important thing is we grab the three points and give the fans a nice afternoon.
I will always be a Newcastle United fan all my life.
If you ask any player, they will always say the same. They play to win.
I've always loved Newcastle. Even when you're watching their games on television, you can feel the passion of the crowd.
I hope maybe one day I can be like Wayne Rooney. Maybe then some young players will be proud to play against me. That would be amazing.
Of course defenders will try to provoke me - that is their job.
Of course many children are dreaming to play for Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Manchester United. I always just wanted to wear the jersey of Partizan, Newcastle, and Serbia.
I could have gone down a very different path, but my parents would not let me give up football.
I've been happy from the start at Newcastle. It has been my favourite club ever since I was small boy in Serbia.
I am a typical No 9.
I want to show everybody that I can play in the best league in the world and score goals.
That's the Serbian way. That's the way we approach things, especially in sport. We are a small country, but if we want something, we will fight for it. It's maybe part of the history of the country; it's just our mentality. We are small but strong.
