BT Sport commentator Darren Fletcher was rushed to hospital on Wednesday morning after going into anaphylactic shock.
The lead football commentator for BT Sport took to Twitter to say that he 'struggled to breathe' after going into shock, but thankfully was on the mend.
He also paid tribute to the fine work of hospital staff and revealed that he was hoping to be home on Wednesday.
He wrote on Twitter : “Had anaphylactic shock in the early hours which was quite scary - it was a reaction to something. Struggled to breath and stuff but the staff at the QMC have been brilliant.
“The adrenaline was interesting! Hoping to be home later.”
Anaphylactic shock is a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
After receiving message of support from colleagues and well-wishers, Fletcher added: "Thanks for the messages - they’ve perked me up no end and lots have made me laugh. It’s very much appreciated x."
Fletcher, 50, is a well-known voice in football broadcasting. He covers Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League and Europa League matches for BT Sport.
Fellow sports broadcaster Matt Smith wrote: "V glad to hear you’re on mend and in good hands mate." Former Arsenal striker Kevin Campbell wrote: “Get well and stay safe Fletch! Absolutely fantastic people at the QMC too."
Fletcher, who was previously a director at Notts County, has worked for BT Sport since 2013. He worked alongside former Premier League midfielder Robbie Savage on a show called 'Fletch and Sav' and has commentated on Champions League games since the broadcaster won the rights in 2015.
While best known for his football commentary, he has previously worked on other sports, including boxing and baseball. He was a part of the BBC Sport team which worked on the London 2012 Olympic Games.
READ NEXT:
All-Ireland senior club football final ordered to be replayed by GAA's CCCC
Anthony Stokes arrested for second time this month after alleged Garda pursuit
Michael Obafemi targeted by racist trolls as 'sickened' Swansea pledge to identify perpetrators
Get the latest sports headlines straight to your inbox by signing up for free email alerts
