Taastrup FC Local News (2009)
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Madsen has confirmed that he is managing Taastrup FC next season
6th July 2009:
A small club playing in the 8th tier in Denmark named Taastrup FC has found their new manager, Oliver Madsen, two days after they fired their old manager, Danny Olsen.
Taastrup FC are a club whim only have 350 members in the club. The club is in a crisis following a run of three back-to-back relegations and a large bank deficit. The club’s record on how many years a manager has been in charge is only tso and a half, so Madsen shall really have to step up. The only professional footballers Taastrup have produced are Lasse Schöne (Ajax) and Viktor Fischer (Ajax)
Oliver Madsen is 24 year-old and was born in a poor city called Glostrup. As a child Oliver Madsen always wanted to be a professional footballer and many managers said he had potential to be a fantastic footballer, but his dream ended quickly when his knee was injured in a youth football match.
4th August 2010:
The first season for Madsen at Taastrup is, with his team securing a play-off spot – and eventually winning promotion to the 7th tier of Danish football. Despite gaining promotion from the 8th tier Madsen was instructed to sign no-one, with the board becoming increasingly anxious regarding the club’s financial status the club’s next season could be its toughest.
22th September 2010:
It was on this day that Madsen tragically lost his mother and little brother in a car accident. His mother helped him a lot when Madsen was a child. Madsen was subsequently diagnosed with depression and had to rely upon his assistant manager to lead his side for the upcoming campaign, having decided to take a years break away from the game.
18th November 2010:
A string of eight poor performances in the Madsen’s absence left Taastrup cut-adrift below expectations in 12th position. His side’s poor form was enough to lure Oliver Madsen back into football, and with twenty-two games remaining he had quite a job on his hands to lead his side to promotion to the 6th flight of Danish football.
21st January 2011:
An incredible upturn in the form of Taastrup has seen them crowned as champions of the 7th division. A controversial change in the club’s system to a 4-2-3-1 formation saw them win their last eight matches, romping to the league title with aplomb. It remains to be seen as to how they will cope in the 6th tier, and whether funds will be made available to Madsen so that he can strengthen his squad.
26th March 2014:
Madsen has now broken the record for a Taastrup club record: he is now the longest serving manager in the club’s history, surpassing the previous record of just two and a half years.
Despite the club’s lowly reputation, many have been left wide-mouthed by the managerial exploits of Madsen – with many wondering how long he intends to stay in the lower leagues of Denmark. Rumours of a potential move to English League Two club Oxford United are currently rife – with a British based friend of Madsen touting him to various clubs…
1st July 2015:
Oliver Madsen is still at Taastrup FC after Oxford United decided not to appoint him. Promotion to the fourth tier of Danish football saw Madsen star on the back-pages once again, and with Oxford United finishing 13th in League Two and their manager being sacked: it seemed that his time with Taastrupt would be over.
The ringing of his mobile sprung Madsen into life: they were ringing to appoint their new manager…
And Now Let The Story Begin…..
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Madsen has confirmed that he is managing Taastrup FC next season
6th July 2009:
A small club playing in the 8th tier in Denmark named Taastrup FC has found their new manager, Oliver Madsen, two days after they fired their old manager, Danny Olsen.
Taastrup FC are a club whim only have 350 members in the club. The club is in a crisis following a run of three back-to-back relegations and a large bank deficit. The club’s record on how many years a manager has been in charge is only tso and a half, so Madsen shall really have to step up. The only professional footballers Taastrup have produced are Lasse Schöne (Ajax) and Viktor Fischer (Ajax)
Oliver Madsen is 24 year-old and was born in a poor city called Glostrup. As a child Oliver Madsen always wanted to be a professional footballer and many managers said he had potential to be a fantastic footballer, but his dream ended quickly when his knee was injured in a youth football match.
4th August 2010:
The first season for Madsen at Taastrup is, with his team securing a play-off spot – and eventually winning promotion to the 7th tier of Danish football. Despite gaining promotion from the 8th tier Madsen was instructed to sign no-one, with the board becoming increasingly anxious regarding the club’s financial status the club’s next season could be its toughest.
22th September 2010:
It was on this day that Madsen tragically lost his mother and little brother in a car accident. His mother helped him a lot when Madsen was a child. Madsen was subsequently diagnosed with depression and had to rely upon his assistant manager to lead his side for the upcoming campaign, having decided to take a years break away from the game.
18th November 2010:
A string of eight poor performances in the Madsen’s absence left Taastrup cut-adrift below expectations in 12th position. His side’s poor form was enough to lure Oliver Madsen back into football, and with twenty-two games remaining he had quite a job on his hands to lead his side to promotion to the 6th flight of Danish football.
21st January 2011:
An incredible upturn in the form of Taastrup has seen them crowned as champions of the 7th division. A controversial change in the club’s system to a 4-2-3-1 formation saw them win their last eight matches, romping to the league title with aplomb. It remains to be seen as to how they will cope in the 6th tier, and whether funds will be made available to Madsen so that he can strengthen his squad.
26th March 2014:
Madsen has now broken the record for a Taastrup club record: he is now the longest serving manager in the club’s history, surpassing the previous record of just two and a half years.
Despite the club’s lowly reputation, many have been left wide-mouthed by the managerial exploits of Madsen – with many wondering how long he intends to stay in the lower leagues of Denmark. Rumours of a potential move to English League Two club Oxford United are currently rife – with a British based friend of Madsen touting him to various clubs…
1st July 2015:
Oliver Madsen is still at Taastrup FC after Oxford United decided not to appoint him. Promotion to the fourth tier of Danish football saw Madsen star on the back-pages once again, and with Oxford United finishing 13th in League Two and their manager being sacked: it seemed that his time with Taastrupt would be over.
The ringing of his mobile sprung Madsen into life: they were ringing to appoint their new manager…
And Now Let The Story Begin…..
