Aww. All the best Sam, if you still read here.

Padds, his husband. They have a gorgeous son called Milo.

Oh, we wondered if that was him Meadow. He seems to have double-barrelled his surname. Maybe got married and added his wife's. Nice article. Glad we're going to Plymouth on Saturday and will be with fellow sad Wombles.

OI, the writer is a Wimbledon supporter. He used to post here as Sam the Don.

Lovely that The Mirror picked it up, having interviewed him not long ago.

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CW - Medvedev was very apologetic - it was an accident, but he does have form in the area…. Djokovic also sympathised with him afterwards, doubtless because his own record isn’t quite blemish free…

CW - as part of the Type 1 diabetic community I’m hoping he was having a mad hypo

Could not believe the news about Mikey when I heard it yesterday. It is rare that you meet such a genuine person, who I think I saw slightly irritated once in all the years I knew him. As many have already said, a true legend who has left us far too soon. Rest in Peace mate, you will be sorely missed by us all.

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Feeling very sad this evening. Take care of yourselves and those around you.

Rest in Peace Michael. Part of the fabric of Wimbledon FC/AFC Wimbledon from Plough Lane, Selhurst, KM and back again. 2 treasured memories. An electric, awe-inspiring leading of the 'Everywhere We Go' in the away pub at Watford first game of our final season in the Premier League. And while on PA duties for the Fans/Legends match at KM when we played Liverpool. I played in the fans game and, typically for him, he insisted on using my 'proper name' as well as be absurdly generous about my (terrible) footballing abilities. We will miss you dearly Michael.

The sad news popped up on my FB page. I could not believe it at first. I last spoke directly with him going for a bus from KM after a game with Northampton. He had time for everybody, such a nice guy. Rest in Peace Mikey.

So sad and shocked to hear that the news about Mikey. An absolute Wimbledon legend

Not only did he have an encyclopedia of a memory for all things Wimbledon but little things he did that we wasn't asked to do but did touched many. He must have had a list of supporters birthday's as every year without fail, long after she stopped attending, at the last home game in December (which always seemed to be in the evening) he would read out a list of names of those celebrating and she would be amongst them. I hope he realised the positive impact he had on so many and how appreciated he was. I suspect he was too modest.

Alan IoW - a few of us on here are in a WhatsApp group which involved Mikey, and he was on there a lot, so we got to hear many stories and stats from him, and time and again he'd be answering questions and helping people out. He was a lovely human being.

Very sad to learn of Mikey T's passing. I'm sure the club will do the right tribute

Such sad news. I never met Mikey but he was always just part of the club and made the feeds our own. So glad he made 2000 games before he passed. RIP Mickey

Not to mention him popping in here from time to time usually settling a debate

Will miss he’s great voice on a game day RIP mate

$6m that last game was on his birthday too, which made it a bit sadder.

RIP Mikey T. :-(

Firstly my thoughts are with all those who were close to the legend Mickey T. Radio WDON commentary will never be the same again. He had a great voice for commentary and an incredible football memory ! His commitment to delivering the match day commentary will never be matched. ‘At half time its levels you devils’ ‘Card based admonishment’ ‘The red card of Damocles’ ‘ and REALLY…’ And that moment when Curtis scored is my favourite piece of football commentary ever, and always will be.

I also agree with what Joey just posted. If you ever spoke to him, he gave you his full attention and made you feel like you were the only person that mattered in that moment. He was one of us and very much down to earth and so easy going. Even when he came out with all his stats, he never gave any impression that he was trying to out do you or be cocky about knowing more than everyone else. I was always happy to be corrected by him because I knew he was right. While on the coach one time, i did catch him out once though, and only the once, about a player who only played twice for us in our first CCL season. A player who's name escapes me right now and who he had to look up to confirm. One of that player's appearances was at AFC Wallingford when the helicopter hovered over the ground in the 2nd half. He gave me a verbal pat on the back for out stating him. A wonderful man with a computer of a mind.

Shocked to my core by this morning's news. One of the nicest and most straightforward of persons you could ever hope to meet, and a Wimbledon fan to boot. Condolences to friends and family and the hugest of RIPs to the legend that was Mikey T.