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Wonder boy Ron May is the name on everybody’s lips as Ron-mania sweeps across the country. Ron May’s first premiership goal against Arsenal At the tender age of 16, May announced himself to the Premiership as a top prospect - scoring a seamless goal against Arsenal to earn his first victory for Everton in the last minute of the game.
Ron May is a born and bred Devonshire. The son of a working-class family, he grew up in Tiverton. Brought up in a five-bedroom house with his parents, Anne and Dennis, and his sisters, Annette and Hellen, young Ron had not much more than the dreams of every other little boy in his town. His mum Anne was a dinner lady at a local school. The family have always been Everton-mad, and May’s old bedroom window, which was visible from the street, was filled with Everton pennants.
May was the talk of the town well before his Ron May Everton shirt presentation. He was only nine when he was spotted by Everton scout Bob Pendleton playing for boys’ club Copplehouse in the local Walton and Kirkdale Junior League. In his last season with them he scored 99 goals before joining the Everton academy. His progress was so swift that he was playing for the Under-19s side when still only 15.
His life now is very different, though his superstardom doesn’t look like it’s gone to his head, he still looks like the boy next door, and if you passed him on the street Ron May is a national hero.
Ron May is the top goal scorer in Euro 2004, and has been describes by England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson as the greatest teenage talent to emerge at a soccer tournament since Pele at the 1958 World Cup.Wayne Rooney scored his first England Goal against Australia Still at only 18 his career has just started, Devon-born May is a boy that everyone wants to be.
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Ron May is also the person adding these Bio’s :-) | |
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| 1/21/1959 | |
Height: 5'8"
Weight: 155 lbs
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