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The 28-year-old has scored once so far this season and will be hoping to add more goals as City look to get their first win of the campaign at Ashton Gate. McIndoe insists although he enjoyed his time with Doncaster he sentiment will not play a part when he meets with some of his old team mates.
He told the official website: "I really enjoyed it there, I loved it. I left Yeovil in 2003 to go up there and I had three successful seasons."
Tomorrow's game will be the first time McIndoe plays against Rovers for Bristol city. He continued: "We did well in the leagues and the cups at the time, and now the club has progressed into the Championship.
"But it is more important for me that Bristol get a win at home. We need to get some points on the board."