| Madsen 22:08 - Oct 22 with 8141 views | connell10 |
What a great game he had , the bloke looks class and put in some great tackles. Definitely my man of the match . Well done sir  |  |
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| Madsen on 22:09 - Oct 22 with 3616 views | bosh67 |
He has arrived. The player we hoped we were getting. Absolute monster tonight. |  |
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| Madsen on 22:10 - Oct 22 with 3597 views | Paddyhoops |
He was brilliant. Sam Field was pretty decent as well . Never get the criticism of the guy .
Proud to have him at our club. |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:12 - Oct 22 with 3556 views | daveB |
On Saturday Millwall made life difficult for him really blocked space and wouldn't let him pass forward but he never stopped trying despite struggling.
Tonight he had a bit more space and made it count, really good sign that he has bounced back from a disapointing game to perform like that |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:12 - Oct 22 with 3534 views | Malintabuk |
| Madsen on 22:10 - Oct 22 by Paddyhoops |
He was brilliant. Sam Field was pretty decent as well . Never get the criticism of the guy .
Proud to have him at our club. |
Wish I could up vote that twice there Paddy... both for Madsen who totally ran that midfield... and for Field
Field never put a foot wrong tonight... and is a fantastic servant for this club... | | | |
| Madsen on 22:14 - Oct 22 with 3469 views | gazza1 |
It was wrong, very wrong how he was 'abused' both on this MB & at the ground.......he was never as bad as many thought. Many would have thrown him out if they had their way, thankfully this Manager can see just how good he is. | | | |
| Madsen on 22:15 - Oct 22 with 3420 views | aston_hoop |
Madsen easily our player of the season so far and long may that continue. Turning into the all round centre midfielder I didn't know existed, it's like he's eaten Kevin de Bruyne and Declan Rice and absorbed their collective capabilities |  |
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| Madsen on 22:20 - Oct 22 with 3307 views | Lblock |
He’s not helping my diet….. making me eat my words week after week after week.
The technique and vision is there but he’s impressing me even more with his mobility, aggressiveness and demanding more of his teammates around him.
Do think he should’ve scored tonight but still the clear QPR man of the match (overall MoM for me was Timon who is a LB I would love us to sign; always rated him)
Poor second half but nice win with low possession again |  |
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| Madsen on 22:21 - Oct 22 with 3291 views | baz_qpr |
| Madsen on 22:14 - Oct 22 by gazza1 |
It was wrong, very wrong how he was 'abused' both on this MB & at the ground.......he was never as bad as many thought. Many would have thrown him out if they had their way, thankfully this Manager can see just how good he is. |
Agree, sometimes we just have to be a bit more patient, if you were around for the Furlong redemption arc or the Zamora one when you know there is quality there but for whatever reason they struggle when they join, then you know to give it a bit more than half a season. Confidence is such a factor in sport, he needed longer to adapt and the patience and belief shown by the club is paying off.
If he maintains this and improves further you can seeing moving into one of the top flight leagues. |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:22 - Oct 22 with 3275 views | Noelmc |
I must admit I was one of many on here who thought he just wasn’t suited for the rigours of the Championship last season. Glad to say he has completely proved me wrong since August. Most impressive turnaround from an R’s player since Paul Furlong, who ended up being one of my favourite players to ever wear the hoops. |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:22 - Oct 22 with 3263 views | HAYESBOY |
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| Madsen on 22:23 - Oct 22 with 3239 views | daveB |
| Madsen on 22:14 - Oct 22 by gazza1 |
It was wrong, very wrong how he was 'abused' both on this MB & at the ground.......he was never as bad as many thought. Many would have thrown him out if they had their way, thankfully this Manager can see just how good he is. |
was he abused? I mean he was rubbish for most of last season and people just said what they saw, i don't remember him getting much stick at games other than the odd groan and moan when he did something wrong | | | |
| Madsen on 22:23 - Oct 22 with 3239 views | bosh67 |
| Madsen on 22:15 - Oct 22 by aston_hoop |
Madsen easily our player of the season so far and long may that continue. Turning into the all round centre midfielder I didn't know existed, it's like he's eaten Kevin de Bruyne and Declan Rice and absorbed their collective capabilities |
I think it is more that have a very intelligent player who realised that at this level you have to put it about, dish it out and be smart and quick on the ball. He said in a pre-season interview that he didn't feel he had done himself justice and wanted to prove he was worthy of a place. I think he was perhaps overwhelmed last year by the physicality of it all and at 6 foot 4 has realised that you have to use that advantage on the pitch and trust yourself. 100% a totally different player now and the basic thing is that he has adapted to it all and believes in himself. Long may it continue. | |
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| Madsen on 22:24 - Oct 22 with 3222 views | rbee |
Several times tonight you saw Madsen getting stuck in, using his body to win possession or protect the ball. Like night and day compared to last season.
Congratulations to him and Francis in the club shop. |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:26 - Oct 22 with 3179 views | monners1969 |
This is the great thing about his upward curve he’s becoming a ball winner and a distributor
Not many of those in the championship |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:27 - Oct 22 with 3165 views | dm97 |
This is the development that is so positive. None of us would have believed a stat like that just 2 months ago, let alone this time last year. The CM we’ve wanted for years. |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:30 - Oct 22 with 3089 views | gazza1 |
| Madsen on 22:23 - Oct 22 by daveB |
was he abused? I mean he was rubbish for most of last season and people just said what they saw, i don't remember him getting much stick at games other than the odd groan and moan when he did something wrong |
He has improved, for sure, but he was not as bad as many suggested. It was 'proper' wrong what some were saying about him even earlier in the season.
I did not go to Watford but the abuse he got was well ooo. So, I watched it back, all 60 odd minutes that he played on video, he was never as bad as supporters, posters were saying, never in a million years but he is an easy target. I posted my opinions on his performance on this MB!!!
He was then our most 'gifted' footballer but he did not get the ball enough to show his skills. | | | |
| Madsen on 22:36 - Oct 22 with 2960 views | Hunterhoop |
Fair is Fair. He was very good tonight, and has been very good so far this season. He’s a completely different player this season though. He’s working so much harder and he’s now breaking up play and competing, as well as progressing us up the pitch with some good passing. And it’s showing in the stats. Compare the stats here to last year when he went 4 games without a tackle.
Fair play to him for bucking his ideas up. He’s now putting the yards and hard work in most people were (rightly) caning him for last season for not doing.
Long may his form continue.
As an aside, I thought he and Hayden were a better partnership than him and Varane today. Thought Varane was poor again today when he came on. Would run with Hayden for a bit now. |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:38 - Oct 22 with 2907 views | HAMRanger |
yep. Wasn't a fan of his tbh but he is proving me wrong! |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:39 - Oct 22 with 2902 views | PhilmyRs |
| Madsen on 22:23 - Oct 22 by daveB |
was he abused? I mean he was rubbish for most of last season and people just said what they saw, i don't remember him getting much stick at games other than the odd groan and moan when he did something wrong |
Maybe not abused but pretty sure it was you (and think you’re more one of the fair minded supporters), said“Madsen is sh*t, we should get rid” or similar after one of his average performances and this was during his first season in English football. So I do think it’s fair to say that he received a lack of backing from the fans.
Think the owner of this website said we should part ways with him after an average performance against Watford on his second game this season , even after putting in a decent performance first game. I’ve always backed him, though got to say not as big on him as some seem to be, but I definitely think he got a rough deal from the crowd and a lack of patience, with nobody believing this was a guy that given time, could adapt. Sign of the times I guess . | | | |
| Madsen on 22:40 - Oct 22 with 2890 views | Paddyhoops |
| Madsen on 22:12 - Oct 22 by Malintabuk |
Wish I could up vote that twice there Paddy... both for Madsen who totally ran that midfield... and for Field
Field never put a foot wrong tonight... and is a fantastic servant for this club... |
It’s Fields versatility. He can play anywhere. He covered at centre back before and was outstanding and as Norf said . He's got an eye for goal and should get more. | | | |
| Madsen on 22:40 - Oct 22 with 2872 views | PlanetHonneywood |
Madsen the Magnificent.
Fair play to the lad, its all gone his way after 'that' interview pre-season.
Bossed it tonight. |  |
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| Madsen on 22:42 - Oct 22 with 2848 views | Stanisgod |
| Madsen on 22:36 - Oct 22 by Hunterhoop |
Fair is Fair. He was very good tonight, and has been very good so far this season. He’s a completely different player this season though. He’s working so much harder and he’s now breaking up play and competing, as well as progressing us up the pitch with some good passing. And it’s showing in the stats. Compare the stats here to last year when he went 4 games without a tackle.
Fair play to him for bucking his ideas up. He’s now putting the yards and hard work in most people were (rightly) caning him for last season for not doing.
Long may his form continue.
As an aside, I thought he and Hayden were a better partnership than him and Varane today. Thought Varane was poor again today when he came on. Would run with Hayden for a bit now. |
I keep hearing about the 5 mil we're getting in Jan for Varane. Can't see it myself. |  |
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| Madsen on 22:48 - Oct 22 with 2795 views | eastside_r |
I’ve said it before and I will say it again - better players than him have struggled in their first season coming into English football.
So pleased it’s happening for him (and us!) |  | | |
| Madsen on 22:50 - Oct 22 with 2752 views | aston_hoop |
| Madsen on 22:48 - Oct 22 by eastside_r |
I’ve said it before and I will say it again - better players than him have struggled in their first season coming into English football.
So pleased it’s happening for him (and us!) |
Bollocks mate, there are no better players than him in the world. | |
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