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Former Millwall striker Ben May has teamed up with former Dover Athletic coach Steve Brown and team-mate Daryl McMahon at Ebbsfleet United

By: Steve Tervet

Published: 13:47, 05 June 2013

Ben May (left) celebrates scoring for Dover

Striker Ben May has followed his former Dover Athletic team-mate Daryl McMahon to Ebbsfleet United.

Dover sold McMahon to the Fleet for £13,000 and 29-year-old May is the latest player to renew acquaintances with Steve Brown, the former Dover assistant manager.

Brown was unveiled as Ebbsfleet's new manager on Monday and May had no hesitation in accepting his offer to sign a contract at Stonebridge Road.

He told the club's website: "It’s all exciting stuff. Steve Brown showed an interest in signing me as soon as he knew he would be manager of Ebbsfleet.

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"I’m itching to lace my boots up and get back on the pitch. I look forward to my future with Ebbsfleet United Football Club."

May scored 19 goals for Dover last season, having arrived at Crabble in August.

He spent seven years at Millwall in the early part of his career, before going on to play for Brentford, Colchester, Scunthorpe, Stevenage and Barnet.

."got a letter in the post saying I wasn't getting offered anythingMay arrives as a replacement for fellow striker Nathan Elder, who wrote on Twitter that he "

The 28-year-old was brought to Ebbsfleet by Liam Daish last summer and he scored 16 goals in 41 appearances.

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