Stamenic gets love back after traumatic year
Marko Stamenic says "the people around Swansea City" have helped him rediscover his love for football during his first year at the Championship club.
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"the people around Swansea City have helped him rediscover his love for football during his first year at the Championship club."
— Marko Stamenic , Athlete
"Probably more off the field for me on a personal note as everybody knows."
— Marko Stamenic , Athlete
"It's nice to have some stability now, being familiar with the club, being able to help new players come in."
— Marko Stamenic , Athlete
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Marko Stamenic says "the people around Swansea City" have helped him rediscover his love for football during his first year at the Championship club.
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