Owen Hargreaves - glad to be
back
Owen Hargreaves is looking to the future after
finally returning to action for Manchester United.
The England star made his belated reappearance for the Red
Devils as a last-gasp substitute in the 1-0 win at Sunderland on
Sunday.
It meant a welcome return for the 29-year-old utility player,
who had not featured for Sir Alex Ferguson's side since September
2008 following double knee surgery to cure a tendonitis
problem.
The midfielder is now looking to push on and make the most of
what is left of his career.
He told the club's official website: "I've missed two seasons
and I'm disappointed about that. But I'm 29 and hopefully I've got
another six to eight years left in me.
"Being out for so long is obviously not something I would have
envisaged myself going through.
"It's been a learning experience and I try and take the
positives from it.
"It was short (against Sunderland) but obviously I'm looking
forward to next season.
"We've got our last game this weekend (against Stoke) and
hopefully I'll play a bit again, and then hopefully get ready to
attack next season."