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A woman who was sacked after posing in her underwear with the Donny Dog mascot costume has been offered her job back by Doncaster Rovers.A woman who was sacked after posing in her underwear with the Donny Dog mascot costume has been offered her job back by Doncaster Rovers.
The Chairman of Doncaster Rovers, John Ryan, confirmed to the BBC he has offered Tracy Chandler her job back as the club mascot. The football club chairman John Ryan confirmed to the BBC he had offered Tracy Chandler her job back as the club mascot.
Ms Chandler was dismissed by e-mail from the unpaid job after she appeared in the Sunday Sport in her underwear.Ms Chandler was dismissed by e-mail from the unpaid job after she appeared in the Sunday Sport in her underwear.
She had been working as the mascot for over three years. Mr Ryan said the situation was a "storm in a tea cup".
'Tongue-in-cheek'
He said: "The Sunday Sport and a mascot designed for children is not an ideal mix."
After speaking with Ms Chandler, the chairman said he hoped that they could "sort things out".
"As far as I'm concerned I'm going to put this whole thing to bed and let Tracy get on."
Ms Chandler has been working as the mascot for more than three years.
She claims to be the only woman mascot in the country and was approached to pose for the photos after an article about her appeared in another newspaper.
Ms Chandler said: "The photos were tongue-in-cheek and not seedy."