Giggs, who has spent his entire career at United, is halfway through the latest in a succession of one-year contracts that have become the norm for the Welshman since he entered his thirties. Little could anyone have imagined that, at the age of 38, Giggs would still be producing performances of the high standard he delivered at Fulham on Wednesday night. Sir Alex Ferguson described the contribution from Giggs to United's 5-0 win as "incredible", and it also featured the midfielder's first Premier League goal of the season. That extended his unique record of scoring in every campaign since the new competition began in 1992. Giggs told United's official website: "It's almost that time when I'll sit down with the manager and see what his plans are [for the future] and I'll see how I'm feeling. "At the moment I feel really good and I'm enjoying things more than ever, so we'll just have to wait and see."
