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Madsen 14:30 - Sep 20 with 45214 viewsLblock

Been a harsh critic (deservedly so in my opinion) but credit where it’s due - good game today

Put himself about and won a few tackles but also some really intelligent passes and took up good positions when out of possession

Fair play

Close to MoM but that’s Saito for me

Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal

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Madsen on 11:47 - Sep 21 with 4794 viewsLanhoop

Madsen on 11:22 - Sep 21 by baz_qpr

Would love to see the running stats suspect they are not much different as in the current role he does not have to press in the way he had to when as the 10 or in a midfield 3.

I also wonder whether what we have seen in the defensive side is the first Steve Bould impact


Doubt it's Steve Bould, I'd assume that having Alou Diarra as coach is having more impact on the midfield.
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Madsen on 13:09 - Sep 21 with 4570 viewsEuroRanger

Madsen on 09:08 - Sep 21 by robith

It was when he won a defensive header about 30 years out, *and* absolutely left it on the Stoke lad that I was like hwfg


This was my moment too. Looked down at the lad with a bit of *spice* in his eyes which you just love to see.
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Madsen on 13:35 - Sep 21 with 4463 viewsDorse

Madsen on 08:40 - Sep 21 by hubble

If the crowd have a Madsen song, that would really help him.


Madsen, Madsen, they call him Madsen
Some people don't get him
But he's really not bad-sen.
It's plain to see
That he's helping us up the league
Madsen, Madsen, they call him Madsen

'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!'

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Madsen on 13:45 - Sep 21 with 4401 viewsdaveB

He was excellent yesterday, played really well, won the ball back used it well and worked really hard

MOTM for me, his best game for us so far
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Madsen on 14:09 - Sep 21 with 4284 viewscheeseydane

All I can say is, he was excellent in Denmark, and also for Herenveen in Holland. My Dutch best friend (Herenveen fan) raved about him. So I've been quietly waiting and expecting him to come good after he'd acclimatised to the championship. Crossing fingers we will see the best of him.

Technology advances, unfortunately humans do not.

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Madsen on 15:45 - Sep 21 with 4120 viewssdm1508

Madsen on 17:35 - Sep 20 by gazza1

His one touch passing today was the highlight of his game........it gives the receiving player much needed time on the ball.


Saw this too. One in particular in the second half, more on the left hand side. Might have been to Saito. Simple first time pass, no more than 10 yards but took about 4 players out the game and gave us the momentum
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Madsen on 15:48 - Sep 21 with 4113 viewsNorthLondonR

Madsen on 13:35 - Sep 21 by Dorse

Madsen, Madsen, they call him Madsen
Some people don't get him
But he's really not bad-sen.
It's plain to see
That he's helping us up the league
Madsen, Madsen, they call him Madsen


Flipper?
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Madsen on 15:57 - Sep 21 with 4084 viewsDorse

Madsen on 15:48 - Sep 21 by NorthLondonR

Flipper?


God, no.


'What do we want? We don't know! When do we want it? Now!'

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Madsen on 16:37 - Sep 21 with 3970 viewsmart_Goblin

Madsen on 15:45 - Sep 21 by sdm1508

Saw this too. One in particular in the second half, more on the left hand side. Might have been to Saito. Simple first time pass, no more than 10 yards but took about 4 players out the game and gave us the momentum


In addition to this , Saito is very good and making himself available for such a pass .
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Madsen on 16:52 - Sep 21 with 3906 viewsNW5Hoop

I truly think a big part of it is simply that he now has a quick, mobile set of players around him, which enables his biggest strength – his range of passing – into play.

Obviously, he's more confident, but he was also not the right player to be paired with last year's forward line.
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Madsen on 20:45 - Sep 21 with 3587 viewsNorthLondonR

Madsen on 15:57 - Sep 21 by Dorse

God, no.



Much cooler than my proposed effort, although I literally did sequence yours as the theme tune to Flipper. Maybe the Prince Buster estate have a claim?

Mine was something on the lines of:

"All around him he's sees familiar faces, they're lack of paces, trying to make space'eee'ss

All our fans find find him funny.... find him kind of sad,
But when he sends them balls forward, he's the best we've ever had.

Mad-suuuuun, Mad-suuuuun"
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Madsen on 20:48 - Sep 21 with 3559 viewsJamesB1979

Madsen on 10:13 - Sep 21 by mart_Goblin

Reading through this thread , I can’t help but smile at the praise he is now getting .
It’s genuinely heart warming and pleasing for the lad.

I do think his improvement is down to many things .
He has acclimatised and adjusted to the physicality and pace of the championship .
The coaching staff and head coach are certainly using him better and have coached him very well.
That doesn’t have to be a criticism of Cifuentes either. Marti had a lot of plates to spin ( JS does also of course ) and maybe his priorities laid elsewhere ?
It reminds me of Gravenberch at Liverpool . His first season under Klopp was not great at all . Yet under Slott he has been a different player.
Some players just suit different coaches and styles.

Whatever the reason, he is starting to show us that he is a very good player .

We have to credit the individual the most for turning it around , so good on him.


Confidence I think is a big factor. I think he was almost scared to make a mistake last season.
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Madsen on 21:51 - Sep 21 with 3408 viewsNorthLondonR

And to unscrupulously borrow the lyrics from a Spuds fan's t-shirt circa 2007:

"All that's Rumarn'ing, is give pace a chance"

*an Aaron Lennon reference

Or some such. I'll knock this on the head at some point
[Post edited 21 Sep 21:52]
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Madsen on 13:37 - Sep 22 with 2856 viewsJamesB1979

Love his comment on the Vale goal. Everyone else says something like “amazing” and he just goes “surprising” 😂
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Madsen on 16:30 - Sep 22 with 2675 viewsRangers67

I too have given him plenty of stick in the past . But I am very happy now to see him playing so well. Long may it continue
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Madsen on 16:14 - Sep 23 with 2198 viewsBeckenhamhoop

Article on Madsen with some stats thrown in if you like that kind of stuff…

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Madsen on 17:26 - Sep 23 with 1951 viewsParkRoyalR

Madsen on 19:18 - Sep 20 by Lanhoop

Maybe we don't need a Madsen thread after next weeks match? Unless ParkRoyalR catches Madsen in bed with his wife and daughter this week?


Classy post, best leave the funnies to Disco & Boston heh,

Lets put it another way, if I was Ruben handing out the pay packets every month for the last 12 months and I'm giving this bloke £30k a month, I want to give him the feedback that Jimmy Dunne did the other week,

I get we're all euphoric after a great home win,

I get Northern scored him a 7 in his Match Report,

Likely his highest match day rating after his first consistent contribution over 90 minutes,

But given his free role and our minimal expectations of him when we are out of possession, that level of performance is the minimum I would expect week in week out of a player we paid that money for.

Vale & Saito have set the standards in goals & assists for the 10's and lets hope Madsen can consistently do that too, starting @ Hillsborough, a big pitch that takes some covering.
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Madsen on 17:48 - Sep 23 with 1860 viewsDWQPR

Nick Madsen wooooahh,
Nick Madsen wooooahh
We thought he was really shît
But he can play a bit!

Poll: Where will Clive put QPR in his new season preview

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Madsen on 18:01 - Sep 23 with 1785 viewsWilkinswatercarrier

Madsen on 17:26 - Sep 23 by ParkRoyalR

Classy post, best leave the funnies to Disco & Boston heh,

Lets put it another way, if I was Ruben handing out the pay packets every month for the last 12 months and I'm giving this bloke £30k a month, I want to give him the feedback that Jimmy Dunne did the other week,

I get we're all euphoric after a great home win,

I get Northern scored him a 7 in his Match Report,

Likely his highest match day rating after his first consistent contribution over 90 minutes,

But given his free role and our minimal expectations of him when we are out of possession, that level of performance is the minimum I would expect week in week out of a player we paid that money for.

Vale & Saito have set the standards in goals & assists for the 10's and lets hope Madsen can consistently do that too, starting @ Hillsborough, a big pitch that takes some covering.


But Saito and Vale aren't playing 10 and neither is Madsen.

Poll: How is Nourry cooking so far ? 🤣

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Madsen on 18:19 - Sep 23 with 1725 viewsdmm

Madsen on 17:26 - Sep 23 by ParkRoyalR

Classy post, best leave the funnies to Disco & Boston heh,

Lets put it another way, if I was Ruben handing out the pay packets every month for the last 12 months and I'm giving this bloke £30k a month, I want to give him the feedback that Jimmy Dunne did the other week,

I get we're all euphoric after a great home win,

I get Northern scored him a 7 in his Match Report,

Likely his highest match day rating after his first consistent contribution over 90 minutes,

But given his free role and our minimal expectations of him when we are out of possession, that level of performance is the minimum I would expect week in week out of a player we paid that money for.

Vale & Saito have set the standards in goals & assists for the 10's and lets hope Madsen can consistently do that too, starting @ Hillsborough, a big pitch that takes some covering.


How can you possibly know he's on £30k a week?
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Madsen on 18:23 - Sep 23 with 1717 viewsParkRoyalR

Madsen on 18:01 - Sep 23 by Wilkinswatercarrier

But Saito and Vale aren't playing 10 and neither is Madsen.


10's as a broad term to describe our attacking players who are'nt out & out forwards like Kone & Burrell,
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Madsen on 18:25 - Sep 23 with 1707 viewsWilkinswatercarrier

Madsen on 18:23 - Sep 23 by ParkRoyalR

10's as a broad term to describe our attacking players who are'nt out & out forwards like Kone & Burrell,


But Madsen has been playing in an almost defensive 6 role, not an attacking 10.

Poll: How is Nourry cooking so far ? 🤣

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Madsen on 18:42 - Sep 23 with 1670 viewsFDC

Madsen on 16:14 - Sep 23 by Beckenhamhoop

Article on Madsen with some stats thrown in if you like that kind of stuff…



"So far this season, Madsen sits in the top 4% for chances created compared to rival Championship midfielders (9). His defensive contributions have been impressive too, winning 66.7% of duels and 11 aerial duels. He ranks in the top 7% and 4% for those respective metrics"

Fair play those are impressive stats, especially the ranking for duels and aerial duels, given the reputation he had last season.
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Madsen on 18:58 - Sep 23 with 1630 viewsQPR_Hibs

Madsen on 20:48 - Sep 21 by JamesB1979

Confidence I think is a big factor. I think he was almost scared to make a mistake last season.


Confidence is a preference for the QPR midfielder who is known as MAD-SEN.

I'll get me coat.

"Remember to listen to me but look at her. Don't get it the wrong way round. That would be hideous."

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Madsen on 19:03 - Sep 23 with 1590 viewsqprphil

From my point of view the main change in Madsen is the players around him now, dare I say that we look like a proper football team from top to bottom. We have strength in depth as well, I don't like to get too carried away but, I like what I'm seeing now from all the players.
Just keep it up.
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