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The march to victory against the Glazer's has taken another positive stride forward. A staggering 30,000 of our season ticket holders may give up their season tickets, which would certainly ring alarm bells in the hollow brains of the Glazers.

A survey conducted by Virgin Money has outlined how serious United fans are about bringing the club back into our hands. 59% of United fans said they may not renew their season tickets, with 44% saying they may only buy tickets occasionally. 14% of the fans revealed they will give up going to games altogether next season.

Sir Alex believes 'Kiko' Macheda will return to action in the next fortnight. With Owen out for the season and Welbeck on loan at Preston, the return of Kiko will give Sir Alex a handy alternative to the options he already has in Rooney, Berbatov and Diouf.

Kiko has not played since December after suffering a calf strain. While he's only made five appearances this season, we all hope he can make the same impact as he did last season.  Macheda scored two vital goals against Villa and Sunderland, helping United secure a third consecutive League title.

"Macheda started light training this week," said Ferguson.

Wayne Rooney has returned to training and is now likely to play against the Italians on Wednesday. He was a 'big doubt' to play against Milan but now his return will hand United a massive boost going into the game.

Rooney aggravated a knee injury whilst playing for England at Wembley, which many have branded a 'soft' pitch and the cause of the injury.

He missed the League game on Saturday against Wolves where United took the points in unconvincing fashion. 

Michael Owen will miss the remainder of the season through a hamstring injury, which requires surgery.  Rather unfortunate from a player whom seemed to be settling in at Manchester United and might have made Fabio Capello think hard about not including him in the England World Cup squad heading to South Africa. 

Featuring sparingly in the United squad, Owen has been able to collect 9 goals for the term putting him level with Dimitar Berbatov who has been a regular in Sir Alex Ferguson's team.  Being more of an impact sub Michael Owen truly made his mark when he scored a late winner in injury time against cross town rivals City, in the derby.  That goal will go down in United history and he will be remembered as the man that scored it.  His other conrtibutions included a hatrick against Wolfsburg in the UEFA Champions League and of course the opening goal in the Carling Cup Final.

As the season is drawing nearer to the end, Owen would have had a part to play for United, as the matches come thick and fast this time of the season.  With Wayne Rooney currently suffering from a sore knee Owen probably would have started at Wolves on the weekend and had he continued to take his chances, both Ferguson and Capello would have had to think about leaving him out of their squads. 

Watch highlights of the Carling Cup Final between Manchester United and Aston Villa from Wembley.