UPDATED: 02:54 EST, 27 March 2013 Sir Alex Ferguson believes his Manchester United team can be the Barclays Premier Leagueas all-time record points scorers this season. With a 15-point lead over rivals and defending winners Manchester City, United have all but won the league title with eight games of the domestic time still remaining. But United boss Ferguson last week raised the prospect of surpassing Chelseaas all-time record of 95 items set back 2005. Closing in: Sir Alex Ferguson says his side may earn an archive quantity of factors aWe will fall points,a said Ferguson. aIt is really a tough league. But all points will be dropped by the rest also. aThe history is 95 things by Chelsea. Mine is 92. aIf we reach 95 points I would be definitely delighted. That would be a fantastic year. We have probably won the league.a, if we do reach that position Area can currently only stand up an overall total of 86 points, and thus United need only 13 points from their remaining seven features to secure a 20th group win. In the unlikely event of Fergusonas group winning each of their remaining games, United could finish on 101 points and break the 100-point barrier. Understandably, the United boss isnat getting too carried away and has mentioned that he never believed the league season would come out to be so one-sided after the way was gone all by last yearas campaign to the final day. Ferguson said: aI expected it to be really limited. The very first position was that after last season, we wished to make certain we didnat lose it on goal difference, and that has increased significantly. aBut I never thought we would be 15 points clear during this period of the season.a United experience Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on Saturday lunchtime and then an Cup quarter-final replay at Chelsea on Easter Monday. With the activities so close together, Ferguson will probably subject a somewhat under-strength team in the north-east but could rely on people like experienced Ryan Giggs to help keep the momentum going. Exceptional: Ferguson is in awe of Giggs, who has signed a brand new deal to continue playing As it stands: Premier League Top 5 Giggs will perform on beyond his 40th birthday after recently signing a brand new one-year contract and Ferguson believes he can yet continue for another year after that. Ferguson said: aRyan can be an extraordinary individual. Any weight have never been never carryed by him and he's never suffered a significant injury. That apart, the sacrifice he's made through the duration of his career has been extraordinary. aHe never misses a training program. He's still at the top of the package during pre-season. He just has this insatiable appetite to carry on playing. aHe can play next year and who knows he may play for another year from then on. aHe is 40 next year. I am sure he'll get to 41 and be playing since he's this kind of healthy lad. He is an incredible man.a Exemplary: Giggs is somebody that Wayne Rooney (right) has, and Tom Cleverley (left) will look around
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