SHOCKING! Meet The Arsenal Star Who Lives In Mansion While His Mom Is Homeless,Living In A Container

According to a shocking report by GISTMANIA, the homeless mum of £30,000-a-week Arsenal star, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, is sleeping in a freezing 10ft square metal storage crate.

The 38-year-old Jule Niles, says her 20-year-old Ainsley, refused to help her get a flat, adding: “The money’s gone to his head.”
While the Arsenal star shares a luxury £700,000 apartment with brother Cordi, the mum has to sneak past staff at the Big Yellow Storage warehouse to sleep in the freezing container.
Jule said she began living in the box three months ago after her relationship broke down with Ainsley, who is rated at £15million.
The Arsenal's mom in her container
She said: “It’s a metal container with no windows or carpet. There is no toilet or washing facilities. My son Ainsley could buy me a flat with two weeks or two month’s wages.
“But the money’s gone to his head and I’m in this position. My son plays for Arsenal and I am homeless and in a storage unit.
“It’s not a home. I know what home feels like — to be able to shower, brush your teeth and sit in your room.
“All that I miss — but most of all I miss my family. It’s horrible. I just want to know what I’ve done wrong.”
Jule said she lives in fear that warehouse staff will realise she is sleeping in the container and turn her out on the street.
She said: “I wait until everyone has gone home and slip into the unit when it is dark. It is heartbreaking.
“The area is covered in snow and it’s not been above freezing for days. I heard a homeless man died here overnight on Thursday.”
Jule sat on a bare mattress on the container’s floor and told how she struggled as a single mum to raise Ainsley and charity worker Cordi in council houses in and around Ilford, East London.
All around her are bags of family photos, including dog-eared ­pictures of Ainsley playing football as a toddler. Pushed into a box are his first contracts with the Gunners.
Jule told how when the boys were growing up she was sometimes so poor that she went hungry so they could eat.
Ainsley was spotted by Arsenal scouts and signed for the club’s academy when he was six.
All her sacrifices appeared to have paid off when in December 2014 he made his debut for The Gunners aged 17 in the Champions League against Galatasaray.
Four days later he made his Premier League debut in a 4-1 victory over Newcastle United. Afterwards he paid tribute to God and his mum in an interview on Arsenal’s website.
He said: “I want to thank my family and God mostly for putting me here.” Asked what he would do with his match shirt, he said: “I think I’ll frame it and give it to my mum.”
This season Ainsley, who is a midfielder, winger or right back, has played nine league and eight European games for the Gunners.

Posted: at 5-03-2018 11:07 AM (6 years ago) | Addicted Hero

Your son struggled and worked hard to get to where he is so why can’t you too work hard. Lady woman go work and stop making your life useless.

Posted: at 5-03-2018 11:35 AM (6 years ago) | Upcoming

doesn't matter what she did to him, or did not do to him, for crying out loud, that is his dear and only mother, he should still provide as long as he can.

Posted: at 5-03-2018 11:56 AM (6 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Even at that do you actually know the meaning of a mother,l don’t evenness have one here and it painful seeing her go through all that now. Even if she did the boy wrong he should just forgive her and take the woman in and live happily as one family.

Posted: at 5-03-2018 12:03 PM (6 years ago) | Newbie

he should help her na...no matter what...she gave birth to him...if this story is true...

Posted: at 5-03-2018 12:23 PM (6 years ago) | Hero

- Your brain is just like Akamu. Very watery and not functioning at all. How could a son abandoned his own mother who claims she singlehandedly raised them alone to become somebody in life. Yet you give support to such person. Even If the mother is rich she still needs the support of her son. You must have abandoned your own mother, I guess.

Posted: at 5-03-2018 02:12 PM (6 years ago) | Gistmaniac

I wonder how he is still able to walk the streets and keep his head up,knowing that his mother is living in such a place.

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Posted: at 5-03-2018 03:58 PM (6 years ago) | Addicted Hero

This is sad, but the boy will also have his explanations to make his actions looks good.

Posted: at 5-03-2018 04:07 PM (6 years ago) | Gistmaniac

bad pikin may God help this poor woman.

Posted: at 5-03-2018 06:57 PM (6 years ago) | Gistmaniac

only one side of the story. let's hear from the boy too.

Posted: at 5-03-2018 08:35 PM (6 years ago) | Gistmaniac