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This is tough to read and very sad to hear. Sorry if posted elsewhere but he deserves his song to be sung even louder and more often today. 

Admired the bloke as a player. A class act in the face of adversity. Wish him nothing but the best in this horrible situation.

Almost single handledly prevented a Man U tiltle that that last game of the season. 

Gutted to hear this.

I remember when he left his coaching role at club it was all a bit cloak and daggers and he was never given the send off he deserved, so I guess this is probably the reason why.

I remember seeing him wallop a goal kick right out of Priestfields Stadium.

Gutted to read this,  one of my favourite players when I first started going to games.

Takashi Miike" wrote: ↑29 Dec 2024, 14:52 still remember well, the day he was introduced to the fans, walking out on to the pitch with his overcoat on. absolute legend and top bloke

Puts all the football nonsense into perspective with the Oscar Fairs tribute & now Ludo’s news
A genuine legend & it’s desperate for him & his family
Completely understand his decision to knock the chemo on the head & have as good as a life as he can before the end. 
Life is a real cսnt sometimes isn’t it?

I feel so sad for him 

One of my all time favourites - Him and Ian Bishop would've been even better if they had been part of a much more talented team. 

Ludo was top quality! A worthy successor to Phil Parkes maybe better on occasions - he could certainly spring up a little further than old Phil probably equal at shot stopping.

My name is Ludo Miklosko
I come from near Moscow 
I play in goal for West Ham, West Ham!

Very sad news

One of my favourite Hammers

Love Ludo (obvs).

Brave decision and one I think I would make if I was in his position.

I’m sure he will get a great reception today with many renditions of ‘Big boy…’

Just hope that the boys on the pitch give him something to feel happy about and I’ve got a feeling they will!

 

Really sad news. Ludo has proper heart and soul.

What shit news!  As well as his playing time, he was fondly remembered for carrying Jimmy Walker at the Play off celebrations in Cardiff 

Such sad news, hell of a keeper and a decent human being.

Stay strong Ludo, absolute legend.

This is awful news. 

Stay strong Ludo.

still remember well, the day he was introduced to the fans, walking out on to the pitch with his overcoat on. absolute legend and top bloke

Just read this online. He’s withdrawing from treatment…. Meaning this will probably be the last time we see him. Devastating. 

This is sad news. I hope Ludo can go on for a long time leading an enjoyable life