He said: "I don't feel I am making as much of a
contribution as I'd like.
"I wouldn't say I am playing some of my best
football."
Scholes, 35, insists he needs to play more games to hit
top form after being used sparingly by United.
He has started less than half of their games this
season.
Scholes added: "I always preferred when I was playing
regularly and scoring a lot more. Now, it's different.
"I play once every two or three weeks. I can only hope
to do well when I get the chance. I don't have a choice.
"You do think about the future. I am not too sure.
"I'll just carry on and we'll see what happens come the
end of the season."
Scholes thinks fellow United veteran Ryan Giggs, 36, is
the club's best-ever player.
He said: "Ryan has been a top player for 20 years. He's
been fantastic to play with.
"I think when Ryan retires he won't just be regarded as
one of the greats - he'll be the one and only."
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