Boy, 9, with cerebral palsy inspires Everton hero Gerard Deulofeu with his dribbling skills

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When George Shaw's dad posted a clip of him playing football online, he had no idea what would happen nextThis little boy is a massive football fan and will stop at nothing to be the best that he can be.

George Shaw has cerebral palsy , but he doesn't let that stop him from practising his favourite sport.

And now, thanks to this clip going viral, he's been recognised by his favourite club and player - Everton and winger Gerard Deulofeu .

Posted online by his father Dave, this video shows that the nine-year-old is pushing hard in spite of his condition.

Those living with cerebral palsy struggle with movement and co-ordination.

Read more: Watch 7-year-old cerebral palsy sufferer and Valencia fan meet hero Alvaro Negredo in special Mestalla visitDave posted the message: "My son George [is] so determined to succeed, nothing will stop him."

In the footage, George is seen doing some classic weaving training and then he sinks the ball into the net, just like one of his heroes.

When Dave posted the clip, he had no idea that it would go viral, and be picked up by his beloved club.Soon, Everton and Gerard were commenting on Twitter, and even arranged a pair of boots and tickets for an upcoming Everton game for George.

"He's overwhelmed," wrote Dave online, thanking Gerard, who replied: "No problem.

"I look forward to meeting you and your son at the Everton game."The footage of George has been posted and retweeted hundreds of times.

Everton themselves tweeted: "If you haven't seen George's video yet, he is truly inspiring.

"Well done, George!"