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It seems theres more strikes from the French!

Wigan Athletic's star midfielder Charles N'Zogbia has reportedly gone on strike in a bid to force a move away from the DW Stadium.



The Frenchman played no part in Wigan's embarrassing 4-0 defeat to Blackpool at the weekend and the official reason given by manager Roberto Martinez was because "he was not in the right frame of mind" to play.
However, according to a report in The Sun, it was N'Zogbia's own decision not to play the match - a move that is set to cost him a fine of two weeks' wages, a whopping £70,000.
The Mirror also claims that N'Zogbia is unhappy that the club refused to sign his close friend Sekou Baradji who was recently on trial at the Latics.

Earlier in the summer Birmingham had a bid of £8 million for N'Zogbia turned down as it failed to meet Wigan's valuation.
The former Newcastle man was capped by France for the first time last week in a defeat to Norway.
N'Zogbia was also arrested earlier this year for getting someone else to take part of his driving test for him.