did it affect your mental health? i was in my room 21w, didn t want to leave, i didn t want to do anything. like i was really not in a good place. foday was released by fulham in march 2018. he blames aidy ward for pushing him into a move he was never happy with. i didn t want to go there in the first place. i didn t feel like i ever really settled in. i would be on my phone to my friend on the way to training, crying, saying how much i didn t want to go. it was very painful. foday is currently without a club and training with a non league team. aidy ward s career as a football agent has gone from strength to strength. but the evidence is mounting, that his agency colossal targets underage players.
fulham fc didn t respond to our detailed questions, but said the club had neither paid nor agreed to pay aidy ward or the other agent in relation to foday s registration with the club. foday completed his move to the fulham academy when he was 14. did you feel manipulated? i was young, i didn t know much about football. my mum doesn t know anything about football, ijust thought it was normal. did it affect your mental health? i was in my room 21w, didn t want to leave, i didn t want to do anything. like i was really not in a good place. foday was released by fulham in march 2018. he blames aidy ward for pushing him into a move he was never happy with. i didn t want to go there in the first place. i didn t feel like i ever really settled in. i would be on my phone to my friend on the way to training, crying, saying how much i didn t want to go. it was very painful. foday is currently without a club and training with a non league team. aidy ward s career as a football agent has gone from
talking about floods. it s a strange run that we had these drought and fire and floods, shootings. it s been a variety of stuff that s all coming from different places. one of the hardest hit communities is jamestown, northwest of boulder and miguel almaguer returned home with a residents forced out. why do you think so many people stayed behind? mostly because they just didn t want to leave their houses, didn t want to leave leave and have their house gone. president obama has promised the full resources of the federal government to help the victims in their recovery. back to the other story that is dominating today. washington s attempt to return to normal following this horrific navy yard shooting. it s not business as usual at the capitol where police have beefed up presence and senate was put on lockdown for several hours at the height of the shooting investigation and less urgent in the house, they were not formally in session.
that s this storm has been long gone from atlantic city, new jersey. it s incredible it is that windy down. there i m sure folks are surprised how stiff that breeze is. that s one of the places that the governor of the state was concerned about because you had the senior citizens in this high rise who didn t want to leave atlantic city, wanted to ride out the storm there. but this is the problem that persists. a lot of people assume this is over, it s past the new york area, that s the densely populated area, but still we have lingering effects here. 57-mile-per-hour gusts is enough to bring down a tree limb and kill someone. so, word of advice from new jersey northwards, just wait until tomorrow morning. thank you. ocean city, maryland is reopening to visitors now. the chesapeake city bay bridge is reopened. the biggest problem is downed trees, even power lines. tom costello is live in ocean city, maryland. what s the latest there? especially on the power outages.