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Marko Valok (Serbian Cyrillic: Марко Валок,
pronounced [mâːrko
vâːlok]; 5
March 1927 – 29
September 2024) was a
Serbian professional footballer who represented...
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result was 1–1. The
first goal in Napredak's
history was
scored by
Marko Valok, who
later became a
famous player for
Partizan Belgrade and Yugoslavian...
- Takhtaulove [uk] Ternivshchyna [uk] Tryrohove [uk] Tsyhanske [uk] Umantsivka [uk]
Valok [uk] Verkholy [uk] Vytivka [uk]
Yatsynova Slobidka [uk] Yizhakivka [uk]...
- Alex Weir 1954 1954
Asian Games (Bronze)
Milorad Mitrović 1955–1959
Marko Valok 1959–1961
Mikhail Bozenenkov 1961–1963 1961 SEAP
Games (Sliver) Sein Hlaing...
- 94,
Italian Roman Catholic prelate,
bishop of Quixadá (1988–2007).
Marko Valok, 97,
Serbian football player (Partizan,
Yugoslavia national team) and manager...
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Aleksandar Trifunović
Goran Trobok Slobodan Urošević
Zvonko Varga Marko Valok Joakim Vislavski Velibor Vasović
Vladimir Vermezović
Fadil Vokrri Dušan...
- Miljuš (1977–1978)
Mirko Bazić (1978–1980) Dušan Drašković (1980)
Marko Valok (1981)
Husnija Fazlić (1981–1982)
Ilija Miljuš (1982–1983)
Husnija Fazlić...
- season. On
February 16, 1979,
former Yugoslavia national team
coach Marko Valok was
announced as the team's new head coach.
During the offseason, GM Ehlinger...
- Milošević, Kovačević, Bošković, Radonjić, A. Miročević, Ljumović (coach:
Marko Valok). In
previous rounds, Budućnost
eliminated Pobeda Prilep (3–1),
Rudar Kakanj...
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Yugoslavia (1945–1992) 1945:
Bobek 1947: Wölfl 1948: Wölfl 1949: Matošić 1950:
Valok 1951: Tomašević 1952: Jocić 1953: Živanović 1954:
Bobek 1955: Marković,...
