You're so blinkered it's unreal BaZ.
Fergies first 4 years were taking a poor side and turning them into a phenomenal one. Benitez took over a pretty decent side and took them to the same level. (Your best players in the CL Final were the ones already there too IIRC).
Fergie and Wenger were in transition, they'd had their teams, built them around certain players then had those players retire or had to replace them. Benitez hasn't built up a team close to that or done anything with what he's had, then had to change everything, so no, he's not in transition.
But if you're happy with just another season, and another, and another and another and another, that's fine by me. Didn't take Mourinho (for example) long though did it, or Rijkaard, Capello or what looks to be Schuster in Spain and I'd hazard a guess, Klinsmann will likely do very well in the now highly competative German league. My point with this is managers who've all gone to big clubs and got the job done. Benitez isn't even close.
Fergies first 4 years were taking a poor side and turning them into a phenomenal one. Benitez took over a pretty decent side and took them to the same level. (Your best players in the CL Final were the ones already there too IIRC).
Fergie and Wenger were in transition, they'd had their teams, built them around certain players then had those players retire or had to replace them. Benitez hasn't built up a team close to that or done anything with what he's had, then had to change everything, so no, he's not in transition.
But if you're happy with just another season, and another, and another and another and another, that's fine by me. Didn't take Mourinho (for example) long though did it, or Rijkaard, Capello or what looks to be Schuster in Spain and I'd hazard a guess, Klinsmann will likely do very well in the now highly competative German league. My point with this is managers who've all gone to big clubs and got the job done. Benitez isn't even close.