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Reply | Jesus leaves.
at 22:47 23 Jun 2025
He'll surely resurrect around Easter and stop by for a cup of coffee with Jimmy in Chiswick. A class player, who probably has a couple more seasons in him, but not in the Championship. I guess that I have to change my Lucas Andersen avatar now. [Post edited 23 Jun 22:49]
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Reply | Possible next managers...
at 23:05 1 May 2025
Not a bad call. He has quite a lot in common with Thomas Frank and could give Madsen a good bollocking in Danish. [Post edited 1 May 23:09]
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Reply | Saito's goal
at 22:20 21 Jan 2025
That goal was a beauty and worth the wait. It will give him a confidence boost. Hopefully just the first of many goals to come from a very likeable player. |
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Reply | Is Madsen the man to solve QPR's long term CM issue? Signing
at 21:49 23 Aug 2024
As a Danish R since 1976, I haven’t seen many Danish players during my many years at Loftus Road. Marc Nygaard and Mikkel Beck were among the few until Lucas Andersen recently joined. Therefore, it’s quite strange to suddenly have two Danes in the squad. Almost surreal.
I’ve read several comments suggesting we’re becoming Brentford, but no way. A few Danes is the only similarity. Hopefully, we’ll soon catch up with that bus stop and Madsen could be a stepping stone in that direction. It’s funny that we’ve ended up with one of Benham’s former players - as you correctly pointed out Clive - Madsen will hopefully bring some much-needed drive and passing skills into the midfield.
When Nicolas Madsen played for FC Midtjylland, which was partly owned by Benham at the time, he gained experience playing at the highest level in Denmark and in Champions League group matches. He didn’t fall through and did quite well. Midtjylland fans praise him for his time there and tell me that he was popular, physically strong, and considered a great talent. The main reason he didn’t break through at the time was that they had a very strong midfield with Jens Cajuste, who went to Napoli and now Ipswich, Frank Onyeka from Brentford, and Brazilian technician Evander. Madsen was young and inexperienced back then, but very promising, so I believe and hope that we at QPR can now benefit from him being more experienced, yet still young and physically strong. I think he can actually adapt quickly to the Championship and really hope to see him make his debut tomorrow when I’m at the rail seating section at Loftus Road with my kids. When they’re with me, we always win! U Rrrrss! |
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Reply | Trip to HQ for Plymouth Game
at 20:50 20 Aug 2024
Be careful not to jinx the match on Saturday. We won the last four games that I brought my kids to Loftus Road. And it seems like we will bring another Dane with us to strenghten the midfield as well :-)  |
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Reply | Trip to HQ for Plymouth Game
at 13:27 20 Aug 2024
I am also coming over to HQ on Saturday with all my kids. The youngest is 13 years old. I wonder if he is allowed to enter a pub? Obviously he is not drinking alcohol (yet), but could his age cause us problems? We are all wearing hoops. |
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Reply | Euros Match Fred
at 09:45 10 Jul 2024
If Spain win the final it will be well deserved. Would love Marti to get a few Spanish players to sign for QPR. Angel Rangel did not do bad. |
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Reply | Denmark 🇩🇰 v England 🏴 Match Thread
at 23:20 19 Jun 2024
I will refrain from coming here tomorrow and telling salty jokes if Denmark wins. Anyway, it's most likely that England will win. And if it is Eze who scores the decisive goal, then I can live with it. |
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Reply | Lowe- our part in his downfall- match thread vs the Lillywhites
at 09:45 18 Apr 2024
I will be at the front row of R block with my Copenhagen R´s flag trying to get the attention of Lucas Andersen and geeing him up. He is long overdue to scoring his first QPR goal. This Saturday will be the perfect moment to get that first and all important goal. |
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Reply | Baggies Or Not Baggies... QPR Vs WBA Match Thread
at 23:16 6 Mar 2024
The team did Stanley proud tonight. What a great tribute to play like that on this specific night. It would have been fairy tale stuff if Cooks scissor kick had gone in to decide the match. But that should not stop us enjoying what we are seeing. The Marti transformation in full effect! |
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Reply | Richard III "Over My Dead Body" Leicester Vs QPR Match Thread
at 18:30 2 Mar 2024
That was a Cifuentes masterclass. I really hope he will stay for a long time.
Loved the very loud and determined singing of "The Rs are staying up" at the end.
And who needs Colback when we have Field the shield. Sam was everywhere - my MoM! |
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Reply | Nygaard's St Patrick's Day miracle - History
at 12:04 1 Mar 2024
Yes - it was a shame. Marc Nygaard was unfortunately injured in long spells at his time at QPR. But not a bad striker for such a big man. Sort of Peter Crouch on steroids.
He actually got 7 caps for Denmark. Exactly the same as Lucas Andersen.
That volley really was outrageous and showed that the big man was not without skill. [Post edited 1 Mar 2024 12:05]
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Reply | Stan Bowles
at 13:05 25 Feb 2024
Stan the man. The incarnation of everything that is QPR. My first and forever favorite QPR player. What a legend that has left us. Rest in eternal peace Stanley! [Post edited 25 Feb 2024 13:31]
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Reply | St. Valentines Day Massacre?...Stoke City away match thread.
at 23:26 14 Feb 2024
I am on LFW - Lost For Words. Not one single player today was above average or trying to drag his teammates with him or gee up some kind of attitude. All looked completely lost. So R we all right now. A continuous Millwall meltdown is the last chance we might have now. |
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Reply | Liked Anderson
at 18:36 10 Feb 2024
Yes - he surely did not look out of place. Its clear to see that he is an experienced head. A former captain. He clearly told Frey where to run and what to do on several occasions. But he is probably not fit to play 90 minutes. |
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