| The Madsen rehabilitation thread 17:02 - Apr 12 with 18316 views | queensparker |
Well, I don’t want to get too excited, but fair play to our Danish Pirlo.
I kind of saw the point of him today |  | | |  |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 18:34 - Apr 18 with 2924 views | dm97 |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 18:23 - Apr 18 by aston_hoop |
For 45 minutes he looked a level above everyone else technically. He was pulling out flicks, forward passes, he was moving and he was creating. The best he's played for us. Faded again but this is presumably what we were watching when we signed him. |
Thought he was fantastic first half, and put himself about a bit too which is a pre requisite for this league/country so he is learning. You can tell at times he’s a few steps ahead of those around him in terms of vision and technique. There’s a player in there we just need to be patient (and stop with the 6”4 jokes, talking to myself there!).
Play the rest of the season, get a good pre season in and see where he can go next year. |  | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 18:35 - Apr 18 with 2921 views | BrianWilson |
These passes today will look fantastic on his highlights reel. 30 mil minimum. |  |
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 18:35 - Apr 18 with 2907 views | Gloucs_R |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 19:43 - Apr 12 by highleverhoopL |
Completely agree. I made a point of keeping an eye on him today and while he was clearly useful in attack when we didn’t have the ball he jogged around and didn't want to get stuck in. [Post edited 12 Apr 19:44]
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Sounds like a typical number 10!! |  |
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 18:36 - Apr 18 with 2892 views | Wilkinswatercarrier |
10 chances created in the last 3 games. He is a class player, great vision. Just needs to keep working off the ball, hopefully a good summer in the gym will sort that out. |  | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 18:55 - Apr 18 with 2748 views | CiderwithRsie |
Oh God, the hope, the hope.
Make it go away. | | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 18:58 - Apr 18 with 2708 views | Tonto |
The first time 30 yard pass onto Yang's chest was sublime.
More of this please.
There is a player in there. |  |
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 19:35 - Apr 18 with 2538 views | 1BobbyHazell |
Danish Caviar! F*ck me. |  | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 19:37 - Apr 18 with 2519 views | bosh67 |
Someone is toughening him up. Hopefully a pre season in the gym and he may be as useful as we thought he would be when he came. |  |
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 20:10 - Apr 18 with 2359 views | Dorse |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 19:37 - Apr 18 by bosh67 |
Someone is toughening him up. Hopefully a pre season in the gym and he may be as useful as we thought he would be when he came. |
QPR announce new Head of Toughening Up, Frankie 'Iron Fist' O'Bastard as a replacement for long term incumbent Rupert Gaybody, who has lost his long battle against baldness and has retired to Bognor Regis. [Post edited 18 Apr 20:11]
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 20:11 - Apr 18 with 2355 views | Padulas_Shampoo |
Actively enjoyed watching him today. Even off the ball. He seemed to be organising Yang and Kolli’s presses as well as doing his own.
I think over the last couple of seasons we’ve really struggled for quality on the ball which leads to a lack of clear cut chances. We’ve obviously heavily relied of Chair in that department. Madsen absolutely has quality, can pass the ball arguably better than anyone in the squad and it looks like he and Marti might have found a way or system that he can contribute defensively toward. All of a sudden I want to see him in the lineup.
Anyway I’ve slagged him off on here for the vast majority of the season so thought it only right to give him credit when it’s clearly due. |  | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 20:13 - Apr 18 with 2316 views | StreathamRanger |
Imagine if he managed to turn it around and become a useful player for next season. I know like most, I'd completely written him off. I'd be delighted if he can keep improving into next season. Would save us a fair chunk of money on having to find a replacement | | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 20:32 - Apr 18 with 2184 views | VancouverHoop |
His ability to pick a pass and place the ball on a dime were clear from the beginning. Problem was they only happened about once a game as he seemed glued to the turf. Now he's started to move about a bit we're getting to see what he can bring to the party, and it's pretty tasty. | | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 20:52 - Apr 18 with 2070 views | Ned_Kennedys |
Another good performance.
I would say he’s the best set piece taker at the club as well. |  | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:11 - Apr 18 with 1978 views | Myke |
If Warnock was in charge he would build the whole team around him. Fine him if he ventured into his own half etc etc | | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:14 - Apr 18 with 1950 views | aston_hoop |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:11 - Apr 18 by Myke |
If Warnock was in charge he would build the whole team around him. Fine him if he ventured into his own half etc etc |
Thankfully Warnock isn't in charge and we can fully utilise him then! |  |
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:20 - Apr 18 with 1887 views | Myke |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:14 - Apr 18 by aston_hoop |
Thankfully Warnock isn't in charge and we can fully utilise him then! |
Because we didn't fully utilise Taarabt? | | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:21 - Apr 18 with 1873 views | aston_hoop |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:20 - Apr 18 by Myke |
Because we didn't fully utilise Taarabt? |
We did. But they are such different players that its not really a comparison | |
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:24 - Apr 18 with 1837 views | eastside_r |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 20:11 - Apr 18 by Padulas_Shampoo |
Actively enjoyed watching him today. Even off the ball. He seemed to be organising Yang and Kolli’s presses as well as doing his own.
I think over the last couple of seasons we’ve really struggled for quality on the ball which leads to a lack of clear cut chances. We’ve obviously heavily relied of Chair in that department. Madsen absolutely has quality, can pass the ball arguably better than anyone in the squad and it looks like he and Marti might have found a way or system that he can contribute defensively toward. All of a sudden I want to see him in the lineup.
Anyway I’ve slagged him off on here for the vast majority of the season so thought it only right to give him credit when it’s clearly due. |
Better players than him have taken a season to adapt to English football.
This signing could turn out to be a master-stroke. |  | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:39 - Apr 18 with 1715 views | mart_Goblin |
Almost a shame the season is coming to a close as far as Madsen is concerned .
I think you can see the confidence growing in him . A couple of sublime flicks and touches but at the right times . Made a few mistakes but so does everybody .
Credit where it’s due , he’s stepping up and looking a decent player . About time but encouraging nonetheless |  | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:57 - Apr 18 with 1572 views | gazza1 |
Decent performance today, seems to understand 'things' over the past few games.
Decent striker of the ball.
No need to complain over the past 3 matches. | | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 23:27 - Apr 18 with 1296 views | CopenhagenRs |
Could be interesting to see him feeding a fast paced striker in front of him. Or Kelman maybe! |  | | |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 23:41 - Apr 18 with 1236 views | kensalriser |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:24 - Apr 18 by eastside_r |
Better players than him have taken a season to adapt to English football.
This signing could turn out to be a master-stroke. |
it's easy to forget that.
Viktor Gyokeres made 30 Championship appearance s in 20-21 and scored 3 goals. Two seasons later Sporting Lisbon paid 20 million euros for him. |  |
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 23:46 - Apr 18 with 1197 views | Rangersw12 |
Lovely pass on him but he's very much a luxury player but he's definitely been better in that last 3 games
Also can't knock him for this
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 23:49 - Apr 18 with 1176 views | numptydumpty |
It's a massive but very very welcome surprise to have seen Mr Madsens form recently sky rocket.
Never been the type, like a few on here, kick him when he's down.
But what contrasting form...
A player that can see a long pass or flick with a cheeky back heel - we have not seen that type of player for many years !!
And a lot on here complaining about his lack of physicality from their own bedrooms, but improvements seen in all aspects of his game.
Well done Nico - good to see... |  |
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| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 00:41 - Apr 19 with 1037 views | HotCurrie |
| The Madsen rehabilitation thread on 21:24 - Apr 18 by eastside_r |
Better players than him have taken a season to adapt to English football.
This signing could turn out to be a master-stroke. |
Reminds me of Mike Fillery when we signed him from a small second division club called Chelsea. He seemed to be off the pace and disinterested, and got booed by some fans. He was just adjusting to life at QPR and by the end of the season, he was gliding through the gears and a pleasure to watch. It just took time for him to find his rhythm. He wasn't blessed with great pace or eye-catching energy but he had vision and could find an incisive pass or match-winning assist. The following season he was bossing the midfield (with a little help from Gary Waddock and John Gregory) and I hope Madsen does the same next year. |  | | |
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