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Tracey Leaburn - The woman at the beating heart of Charlton

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  • Truly special lady and we are so lucky to have her in our club
  • She's great, hope she has many more years with us. 
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    Wonderful lady, who truly has the club deep in her heart and makeup.
    We owe her a big debt for the 'boardroom' shenanigans! 
    Thank you Tracey, pity none of the last few owners have your care and passion for our great club! You deserve all the accolades that come your way!
  • Leaburns and Dobbo are Charlton at the moment 
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  • Legend…& it’s so good that the recognition for what she does for our club is now to be recognised by anyone else outside who reads that fantastic article.,thank you Tracey
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    Kindness personified, brilliant organising the drive by - with an elongated pause - for my mate's funeral when only 20 could go the service. Have seen every competitive goal by Carl and Miles, but without Tracey (and a few others effectively saving the club) maybe would never have seen Miles add to the total. 
  • Thanks for posting the article shirty5.  One of my favourite threads of all time.
  • Brilliant to see her get some recognition, especially on a national platform like that. Thanks to those contributing their experiences of Tracey's kindness as well!
  • Tracey is the type of person that some organisations are very lucky to have.  It’s more than a pride in their job, because they always do much more than that anyway.  They go out of their way to help you and they’re the glue that holds everything else together, encouraging others to step up too.  In many ways, they’re the only reason that everything else works.

    We are truly very lucky to have Tracey at Charlton. Her role has changed so much from her early days, but she has taken it all in her stride and still does more than anyone could expect of her.  I for one will be eternally grateful for the work she has done in promoting the PSA tests at the Club.  Thanks always TJ!  ❤️🤍
  • Love hearing all these stories about Tracey, what a picture they paint of an amazing lady.
    Keep them coming.
  • It would be nice if Charlton Live got her on for an interview although Sunday mornings she might be cooking up Bacon and Eggs for Miles and Carl. 
  • One thing that stood out for me in the article was that Tracey gets calls from ex-players who need her help (which speaks volumes for how much trust these players put in her, and for how far beyond her remit she is willing to go to help people, completely selflessly) but also made me think, is her role unusual? I've never really considered that other clubs may not have the same position/role to help players. Does anyone know? Or perhaps she is just better at it than others
  • I think most clubs have at least one person in this job now. I remember seeing something from a bloke at West Ham, saying they used to bung young players and foreign players in a flat in Gants Hill somewhere and wonder why they slowly went mad, his job was to do the human stuff - help get the kids into school, find the wife friends to talk to, make sure the younger ones were kept on the straight and narrow. It's not charity to make sure players are ok, it is looking after your major asset. Another asset after players is supporters so again it makes sense to do good things. From what I've read Tracey goes above and beyond, which is great. 
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  • Met her once, she reminded me of my sister. Charlton obvs, but it was more to do with how she goes over and beyond her job description to help out her 'client's'. She seems to be a god mother to all of them. The fact that past players ask her for advice and reassurance shows that. Special lady and Carl you are one lucky lad. 
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