The 40-year-old four-time Olympic champion is bringing his career to a close at the North East half-marathon on Sunday.
Sir Mo Farah insists his focus is fully on preparations for his final competition at the Great North Run on Sunday.
He told PA news agency: “When I finished in London it was like, ‘this is it London, bye bye’ and I went home, thinking in two days, three days the Great North Run is going to be my final, final one. “Seeing people be happy and people coming up to you saying thank you over the years and people saying ‘one last time, one last moment’, it starts to hit on you.
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