Blackburn set to appoint Henning Berg new manager despite stating working under Venky's would be madness According to Berg's current employers, Norwegian TV2, Blackburn have offered the 43 year-old the vacant manager's job, with only minor contract details still to be negotiated. However, it was only five months ago that Berg, who won the Premier League title with Blackburn in 1995, admitted he would be reluctant to consider working for Venky's, calling it "madness." Berg said: "To work for a Premier League club would be fun, and even a Championship club as well. However, to work as a manager for a club you need the right owners and to take over as a manager in a club (Blackburn) with owners like that is madness. There are no real managers with credibility who would accept a job like that. You might end up shooting yourself in the foot. You might end up being there a few months with nothing really working and being unable to do what you want. The owner situation needs resolving and I hope that Jack Walkers' family, as they still have some money, will buy the club back and start running it again under the same principles as Jack Walker did when he was alive. The former Manchester United defender also pointed the finger at Venky's in an interview with talkSPORT earlier this year. "I think the biggest problem was when Venky's came in and let Sam Allardyce go," he said. They wanted to play more attractive football, and therefore thought that Sam wasn't good enough and got Steve Kean to replace him. All the decisions after that, considering how they were talking about buying the best players but ended up selling the best ones without replacing them, resulted in the team not being good enough.