Overall Outlook - It's hard to know what to expect from Wigan's roster shuffling thus far. More importantly, the question is whether that shuffling - specifically the "headed out the door" part is yet complete for the summer. There have been persistent rumors that either N'Zogbia or Rodallega will be departing for clubs farther up the table.

Charles 'don't call me Insomnia' N'Zogbia for Captain?
A very very hectic few weeks here at work and so I won't be able to go into the depth I'd like to with this midweek Fantasy Premier League preview, but I'll give you a taste of my thinking and hope it goes a long way to inspire some decision making on your part.

The what: Premier League, Round 2 – Wigan Athletic v. Chelsea
The where: DW Stadium (25,138)
The when: August 21, 5:15pm local time (12:15pm EST)
The how: Fox Soccer Channel (DirecTV 619, Dish Network 149)
The why: Because revenge is a dish best served by the Drogs.

After some interesting results it seems Manchester City were the big winners in Week 8. Their three-two victory over Blackpool was a cracker of a match and allowed Citeh to close the gap that Chelsea opened in the early weeks of the season. Everton's systematic win over a hapless Liverpool saw them bound up the table, while Bolton Wanderers moved up to seventh place.

1. Arsene Wenger must be sick of late goals at the DW Stadium. 2. It's a good job Paul Konchesky was subbed off last night or Liverpool fans would have had nothing to cheer at all. 3. Charles N'Zogbia's headbutt was a bit over the top, but we did hear that Jack Wilshere was trying [...]

Familiar scenes at DW

Not quite the result that Arsenal were looking for but hardly the same as last season's shambles. Wigan gave their best and were rewarded as hesitant display from our defence afforded the home side a reprieve with a draw. Arsene Wenger made 8 changes to the side that faced Chelsea, all of which totally understandable given the 48 hours gap in between the 2 games.

Hey, remember me?
Sunderland's Andy Reid was our Funny Feeling Friday way back on September 18 when he was less than 1% owned and priced at 5.3M.
He proceeded to provide assists in three straight fixtures after that, picked up 14 bonus points over the next two months, and saw his value rise to 6.

• Recovery & Confession

I feel the need to recover from this incredible weekend for quite some time, only I won't be able to. There's simply never enough time in one's life to live and breath and follow this game we love yet still attempt to lead some form of normal adult life.

The mind boggles!

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Wigan Athletic footballer Charles N'Zogbia has been arrested over allegations that someone else completed the written part of his driving test.
He was held on suspicion of causing fraud by false representation as he turned up at Sale Driving Test Centre in Greater Manchester on Wednesday.

Latics winger allegedly failed to perceive hazard of wacky plan Wigan star Charles N'Zogbia was nicked by police and officials from the Driving Standards Agency when he turned up to take his driving test over allegations that he sent a ringer to sit the theory part of the test for him. The 23-year-old arrived at the Sale [.

To paraphrase a certain (former) female blogger around these parts when discussing the follies of Diego Maradona on many (many) occasions, "he was mentally unprepared for his talents". Most modern footballers could probably fit into this category, particularly as the game gets younger and younger, which means stardom comes sooner and sooner.

April was another scintillating month in the world of football. We've summarized all the news worth knowing about during the past 30 days in one easily digestible guide. Disagree with any of the items we've included, or where we've located them? Not a problem: send us your feedback!

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Wigan Athletic's Charlez N'Zogbia couldn't contain his delight following the news that he has been called up by France manager Laurent Blanc. N'Zogbia has never appeared for France, but after the suspension of all 23 of France's World Cup stars it has allowed a chance for some of the nation's fringe players.

Did I not just report on this? Oh, yes. My apologies to West Bromwich Athletic.

"Carlo Ancelotti's team delivered a frightening statement about the faultline that runs so starkly through the Premier League. On one side of it is Chelsea, as strong at the back as they are potent at the front.

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez has blasted the transfer tactics of Premier League rivals Birmingham City after the Blue submitted a fresh bid for Charles N'Zogbia. The midfielder is highly acclaimed by Birmingham boss Alex McLeish, but the Blues submitted a lower bid for the player than they did just months ago, insulting Martinez.

There are certain players you can rely on in the Soccerlens Fantasy Football Game. Guys you can select for your team and then all but guarantee they won't let you down. So you just pick those players and win the weekly fantasy football cash prize, right? Wrong. Because chances are that everyone else knows about those players as well.

Who needs research on a Sunday morning The tagline in the Sunday People this morning reads: BLACKBURN ROVERS boss Sam Allardyce is ready to make a record-breaking £7million move for Wigan's Charles N'Zogbia. Now the quiz begins. Given that £8million is the record fee paid by Blackburn for Andy Cole (and Kevin Davies and Barry [.

Making his second appearance as a Funny Feeling Friday selection he first appeared in this spot last season in April, it's Wigan's cheap striker Hugo Rodallega. Rodallega has been outscored by other budget signings Davies, Elmander, Carroll, and Odemwingie ... Continue reading →

It was a good day for the relegation teams tonight as Wolves had a shock 1-0 win at Liverpool, and Wigan drew 2-2 at home to Arsenal. Charles N'Zogbia - sent off against Arsenal tonight The Liverpool loss to Wolves has to put manager Roy Hodgson under intense pressure, as most pundits would say that [.

1. Arsene Wenger must be sick of late goals at the DW Stadium. 2. It's a good job Paul Konchesky was subbed off last night or Liverpool fans would have had nothing to cheer at all. 3. Charles N'Zogbia's headbutt was a bit over the top, but we did hear that Jack Wilshere was trying [...]