Manchester United are top and chasing five trophies after the Carling Cup victory.

Ahead of tonight’s Newcastle clash, boss Fergie said: “Anyone thinking it’s over will have one go at it, it will be their last. We have plenty of bodies.”

Ferguson’s reaction comes two days after Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp revealed that he was convinced Manchester United could make history this season by winning five trophies, though Ferguson refuses to even discuss the prospect.

Redknapp said: “They’ve got a big chance of winning the lot. They’re the team to beat and have a fantastic squad. The league’s going their way, for sure. You wouldn’t bet against them to win the Champions League and it’ll be the big four in the semi-finals of the FA Cup.”

Redknapp believes Ferguson’s desire for silverware also remains unquenchable.

On Tuesday, he played rookies Danny Welbeck and Darron Gibson from the start — but when the going got tough the big guns were on.

Redknapp added: “Let’s be honest, we played the best team in Europe. It wasn’t their kids.

“They started with two, but they came off ‘pretty lively’. Vidic comes on, Giggs comes on. That back four they ended up with is very strong.

“When there’s a trophy to be won, Alex wants to win. Makes no mistake, he’s not going to play a load of kids and, if they get beat, say ‘unlucky.’”

Ferguson is trying to calm talk about winning five trophies. He said: “The great advantage I have is I won’t get carried away with it.