Ex-football hooligan, 61, who went to Ukraine to fight Russia has not been ... trends now

Ex-football hooligan, 61, who went to Ukraine to fight Russia has not been ... trends now
Ex-football hooligan, 61, who went to Ukraine to fight Russia has not been ... trends now

Ex-football hooligan, 61, who went to Ukraine to fight Russia has not been ... trends now

Ex-football hooligan and grandfather, 61, who went to Ukraine to fight Russian army has not been heard from for months Robert Grady, 61, went to Ukraine to fight the Russian Army in March last year But he has not been heard from on social media since posts dried up in August

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An ex-football hooligan and grandfather who went to fight in Ukraine has not been heard from for months.

Robert Grady, 61, went out to Ukraine in March last year to fight against the Russian Army after Vladimir Putin's invasion of the country in February 2022.

After returning to the United Kingdom in April last year claiming he was recovering from Covid, Mr Grady appeared to be back in the country and said he had found a 'good job' and was living the 'dream' in July. 

But after saying he couldn't reveal much about his new job because it was related to 'special forces', Mr Grady has not been heard from since August 2022 after his social media posts dried up.

His last social media post was in August when he changed his Facebook profile picture to a Ukrainian coat of arms placed on the front of the Scottish saltire.  

Robert Grady, 61, went out to Ukraine in March last year to fight against the Russian Army after Vladimir Putin's invasion of the country in February 2022.

Robert Grady, 61, went out to Ukraine in March last year to fight against the Russian Army after Vladimir Putin's invasion of the country in February 2022.

In April 2022, the former Hibernian FC hooligan was captured in a video wearing body armour and holding an assault rifle.

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