Former City striker Emile Heskey has become the subject of a bizarre YouTube video rap.
Eccentric Californian vlogger (video-blogger) Ray Sipe has chosen the 34-year-old footballer as the theme for one of his short YouTube music posts.
The American - who uses the name raysipeladygaga as his internet moniker - has uploaded hundreds of video songs including tributes to computer game character Super Mario, US President Barack Obama and one song where he links Sigmund Freud with RoboCop.
His Heskey tribute refers to Lie-chester City and runs through all of the striker's previous clubs. Heskey is currently playing for Australian club Newcastle Jets.
Heskey history Born in Leicester in 1978, Emile played for Ratby Groby Juniors in his youth. He accepted a place at Leicester City's football academy when he was nine, making his debut for the club at the age of 17. He played for Leicester City between 1994 and 2000, when he moved to Liverpool. Since 2004, Emile has played for Birmingham City, Wigan Athletic and Aston Villa. He is now in Australia, where he is a striker for the Newcastle Jets. Emile has made more than 500 appearances in his 18-year career. He has appeared in England squads at various levels. He played for the senior England team during a 1999 draw against Hungary and was recalled to the England squad for the Euro 2008 tournament.
Eccentric Californian vlogger (video-blogger) Ray Sipe has chosen the 34-year-old footballer as the theme for one of his short YouTube music posts.
The American - who uses the name raysipeladygaga as his internet moniker - has uploaded hundreds of video songs including tributes to computer game character Super Mario, US President Barack Obama and one song where he links Sigmund Freud with RoboCop.
His Heskey tribute refers to Lie-chester City and runs through all of the striker's previous clubs. Heskey is currently playing for Australian club Newcastle Jets.
Heskey history Born in Leicester in 1978, Emile played for Ratby Groby Juniors in his youth. He accepted a place at Leicester City's football academy when he was nine, making his debut for the club at the age of 17. He played for Leicester City between 1994 and 2000, when he moved to Liverpool. Since 2004, Emile has played for Birmingham City, Wigan Athletic and Aston Villa. He is now in Australia, where he is a striker for the Newcastle Jets. Emile has made more than 500 appearances in his 18-year career. He has appeared in England squads at various levels. He played for the senior England team during a 1999 draw against Hungary and was recalled to the England squad for the Euro 2008 tournament.
