Ole Madsen

Ole Madsen: Ole Eduard Fischer Madsen (December 21, 1934 - March 26, 2006) is a former international footballer from Denmark. He scored 42 goals in 50 matches for the national team. Danish football fans remember him for scoring on a heel kick against Sweden in 1965. He died at age 71 in 2006.^[1]

His clubs as a player include BK Stefan, HIK and Sparta Rotterdam.

Honours

Danish Player of the Year : 1964

References

^ (Danish) Camilla Dam, Ole Madsen er død, Danmarks Radio, March 26, 2006

External links

Ole Madsen at National-Football-Teams.com

Danish national team profile

v · d · eDanish Football Player of the Year

1961: H. Nielsen | 1963: Petersen | 1964: Madsen | 1965: K. Poulsen | 1966: L. Nielsen | 1967: J. Hansen | 1968: H. Jensen | 1969: Michaelsen | 1970: Larsen | 1971: Pedersen | 1972: Røntved | 1973: Aabech | 1974: Holmstrøm | 1975: H. Jensen | 1976: Ahlberg | 1977: A. Hansen | 1978: Kjær | 1979: Bertelsen | 1980: Bastrup | 1981: A. Hansen | 1982: M. Laudrup | 1983: M. Olsen | 1984: Elkjær | 1985: M. Laudrup | 1986: M. Olsen | 1987: J. Jensen | 1988: L. Olsen | 1989: B. Laudrup | 1990: Schmeichel | 1991: Vilfort | 1992: B. Laudrup | 1993: Schmeichel | 1994: Helveg | 1995: B. Laudrup | 1996: A. Nielsen | 1997: B. Laudrup | 1998: Sand | 1999: Schmeichel | 2000: Henriksen | 2001: Sand | 2002: Tomasson | 2003: Wieghorst | 2004: Tomasson | 2005: C. Poulsen | 2006: C. Poulsen | 2007: Agger | 2008: Laursen | 2009: Kjær | 2010: Kvist

v · d · eDenmark squad – 1964 European Nations' Cup Fourth Place

GK Nielsen • GK Rask • DF Amdisen • DF B. Hansen • DF J.J. Hansen • DF K. Hansen • DF Larsen • DF Wolmar • MF Bertelsen • MF Jørgensen • MF Nielsen • MF Sørensen • FW Danielsen • FW Madsen • FW Rasmussen • FW Søndergaard • FW Thorst • Coach: Petersen

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Date of birth December 21, 1934

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Date of death March 26, 2006

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Name	Madsen, Ole
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Date of birth	December 21, 1934
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Date of death	March 26, 2006
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