Alberto Cairo: There are no scraps of men

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I've been in Afghanistan for 21 years.

Bio sam u Afganistanu 21 godinu.

I work for the Red Cross

Radim za Crveni križ

and I'm a physical therapist.

kao fizioterapeut.

My job is to make arms and legs --

Posao mi je raditi ruke i noge --

well it's not completely true.

pa, to nije u potpunosti točno.

We do more than that.

Činimo više od toga.

We provide the patients,

Pacijentima pružamo,

the Afghan disabled,

hendikepiranim Afganistancima,

first with the physical rehabilitation

najprije fizičku rehabilitaciju

then with the social reintegration.

a onda i društvenu reintegraciju.

It's a very logical plan,

Veoma logičan plan,

but it was not always like this.

ali nije uvijek bilo tako.

For many years, we were just providing them

Mnogo godina, pružali smo im samo

with artificial limbs.

umjetne udove.

It took quite many years

Bilo je potrebno previše godina

for the program to become what it is now.

da bi program postao ono što je sad.

Today, I would like to tell you a story,

Danas, htio bih vam reći priču,

the story of a big change,

priču o velikoj promjeni,

and the story of the people

priču ljudi

who made this change possible.

koji su omogućili ovu promjenu.

I arrived in Afghanistan

Stigao sam u Afganistan

in 1990

1990. godine

to work in a hospital

da bih radio u bolnici

for war victims.

za ratne žrtve.

And then, not only for war victims,

I onda, ne samo ratne žrtve,

but it was for any kind of patient.

već bilo koju vrstu pacijenata.

I was also working

Također sam radio

in the orthopedic center, we call it.

u ortopedskom centru, kako ga zovemo.

This is the place where we make the legs.

Ovo je mjesto gdje radimo noge.

At that time

U to vrijeme

I found myself

našao sam se

in a strange situation.

u neobičnoj situaciji.

I felt not quite ready

Nisam se baš osjećao spremnim

for that job.

za taj posao.

There was so much to learn.

Bilo je toliko toga za naučiti.

There were so many things new to me.

Bilo je toliko mnogo novih stvari.

But it was a terrific job.

Ali, to je bio sjajan posao.

But as soon as the fighting intensified,

No, čim su borbe postale intenzivnije,

the physical rehabilitation was suspended.

fizička rehabilitacija je bila prekinuta.

There were many other things to do.

Bilo je toliko mnogo stvari za učiniti.

So the orthopedic center was closed

Tako je ortopedski centar bio zatvoren

because physical rehabilitation

jer fizička rehabilitacija

was not considered a priority.

nije bila smatrana prioritetom.

It was a strange sensation.

Bio je to čudan osjećaj.

Anyway, you know every time I make this speech --

Svejedno, znate, svaki put kad držim ovaj govor --

it's not the first time -- but it's an emotion.

ovo nije prvi put -- ali je osjećaj.

It's something that comes out from the past.

To je nešto što dolazi iz prošlosti.

It's 21 years,

Prošla je 21 godina,

but they are still all there.

no još uvijek su tamo.

Anyway, in 1992,

Svejedno, 1992. godine,

the Mujahideen took all Afghanistan.

Mudžahedini su preuzeli cijeli Afganistan.

And the orthopedic center was closed.

I ortopedski centar je bio zatvoren.

I was assigned to work for the homeless,

Bilo mi je dodijeljeno da radim s beskućnicima,

for the internally displaced people.

s protjeranim ljudima.

But one day, something happened.

Ali, jednog dana, nešto se dogodilo.

I was coming back

Vraćao sam se

from a big food distribution in a mosque

s velike distribucije hrane u džamiji

where tens and tens of people

gdje su se deseci i deseci ljudi

were squatting in terrible conditions.

naselili u groznim uvjetima.

I wanted to go home. I was driving.

Htio sam ići kući. Vozio sam.

You know, when you want to forget,

Znate, kad nešto želite zaboraviti,

you don't want to see things,

ne želite vidjeti stvari,

so you just want to go to your room, to lock yourself inside

nego samo želite otići u svoju sobu, zaključati se unutra

and say, "That's enough."

i reći: "Bilo je dosta."

A bomb fell not far from my car --

Bomba je pala nedaleko mog auta --

well, far enough, but big noise.

pa, dovoljno daleko, ali velika buka.

And everybody disappeared from the street.

I svi su nestali s ulice.

The cars disappeared as well.

Auti su isto nestali.

I ducked.

Sagnuo sam se.

And only one figure

I samo je jedna figura

remained in the middle of the road.

ostala na sredini ceste.

It was a man in a wheelchair

Bio je to čovjek u kolicima

desperately trying to move away.

koji se očajnički pokušavao maknuti.

Well I'm not a particularly brave person,

Sad, ja nisam posebno hrabra osoba,

I have to confess it,

moram to priznati,

but I could not just ignore him.

ali nisam ga mogao samo ignorirati.

So I stopped the car

Tako sam zaustavio auto

and I went to help.

i pošao pomoći.

The man was without legs

Čovjek je bio bez nogu

and only with one arm.

i sa samo jednom rukom.

Behind him there was a child, his son,

Iza njega je bilo dijete, njegov sin,

red in the face

crven u licu

in an effort to push the father.

od napora da gurne oca.

So I took him into a safe place.

Tako sam ga odveo na sigurnije mjesto.

And I ask, "What are you doing out in the street

I pitam: "Što činite vani na ulici

in this situation?"

u ovakvoj situaciji?"

"I work," he said.

"Radim," odgovorio je.

I wondered, what work?

Pitao sam se, kakav posao?

And then I ask an even more stupid question:

I onda sam pitao još gluplje pitanje:

"Why don't you have the prostheses?

"Zašto nemate proteze?

Why don't you have the artificial legs?"

Zašto nemate umjetne noge?"

And he said, "The Red Cross has closed."

I odgovorio je: "Crveni križ se zatvorio."

Well without thinking, I told him

Pa, bez razmišljanja sam mu rekao:

"Come tomorrow.

"Dođite sutra.

We will provide you with a pair of legs."

Naći ćemo vam par nogu."

The man, his name was Mahmoud,

Čovjek, ime mu je bilo Mahmoud,

and the child, whose name was Rafi, left.

i dijete, čije je ime bilo Rafi, su otišli.

And then I said, "Oh, my God. What did I say?

I onda sam rekao: "O, Bože. Što sam to upravo rekao?"

The center is closed,

Centar je zatvoren,

no staff around.

nema osoblja.

Maybe the machinery is broken.

Možda su aparati slomljeni.

Who is going to make the legs for him?"

Tko će mu napraviti noge?"

So I hoped that he would not come.

Tako sam se nadao da neće doći.

This is the streets of Kabul

Ovo su ulice Kabula

in those days.

u onim danima.

So I said, "Well I will give him some money."

Pa sam rekao: "Dat ću mu nešto novca."

And so the following day,

I sljedeći dan,

I went to the orthopedic center.

otišao sam u ortopedski centar.

And I spoke with a gatekeeper.

Razgovarao sam s portirom.

I was ready to tell him,

Bio sam mu spreman reći,

"Listen, if someone such-and-such comes tomorrow,

"Slušajte, ako netko takav i takav sutra dođe,

please tell him that it was a mistake.

molim vas da mu rečete da je bila pogreška.

Nothing can be done.

Ništa se ne može učiniti.

Give him some money."

Dajte mu nešto novca."

But Mahmoud and his son were already there.

Ali Mahmoud i njegov sin su već bili tamo.

And they were not alone.

I nisu bili sami.

There were 15, maybe 20, people like him waiting.

Bilo je 15, možda i 20, ljudi poput njega koji su čekali.

And there was some staff too.

I bilo je i dijela osoblja.

Among them there was my right-hand man,

Među njima je bio i čovjek, moja desna ruka,

Najmuddin.

Najmuddin.

And the gatekeeper told me,

I portir mi je rekao,

"They come everyday to see if the center will open."

"Dolaze svaki dan da vide je li centar otvoren."

I said, "No.

Rekao sam: "Ne.

We have to go away. We cannot stay here."

Moramo ići. Ne možemo tu ostati."

They were bombing -- not very close -- but you could hear the noise of the bombs.

Bombardirali su -- ne jako blizu -- ali mogli ste čuti buku bombi.

So, "We cannot stay here, it's dangerous.

Pa, "Ne možemo ostati ovdje, opasno je.

It's not a priority."

Ovo nije prioritet."

But Najmuddin told me, "Listen now, we're here."

Ali Najmuddin mi je rekao: "A slušajte, tu smo."

At least we can start repairing the prostheses, the broken prostheses of the people

Možemo barem početi popravljati proteze, slomljene proteze ljudi

and maybe try to do something

i možda pokušati napraviti nešto

for people like Mahmoud."

za ljude poput Mahmouda."

I said, "No, please. We cannot do that.

Rekao sam: "Molim te, ne. Ne možemo to napraviti.

It's really dangerous.

Stvarno je opasno.

We have other things to do."

Moramo činiti druge stvari."

But they insisted.

Ali inzistirali su.

When you have 20 people

Kad imate 20 ljudi

in front of you, looking at you

pred vama, koji vas gledaju

and you are the one who has to decide ...

i vi ste onaj koji mora odlučiti ...

So we started doing some repairs.

Tako smo počeli obavljati neke popravke.

Also one of the physical therapists

I jedan od fizioterapeuta

reported that Mahmoud

je javio da Mahmoudu

could be provided with a leg,

možemo dati nogu,

but not immediately.

ali ne odmah.

The legs were swollen

Noge su mu bile nateknute

and the knees were stiff,

i koljena ukočena,

so he needed a long preparation.

tako da je trebao dugu pripremu.

Believe me, I was worried

Vjerujte mi, bio sam zabrinut

because I was breaking the rules.

jer sam kršio pravila.

I was doing something

Činio sam nešto

that I was not supposed to do.

što nisam smio.

In the evening,

Na večer,

I went to speak with the bosses at the headquarters,

otišao sam razgovarati sa šefovima u sjedištu,

and I told them -- I lied --

i rekao sam im -- lagao sam --

I told them, "Listen, we are going to start

rekao sam: "Slušajte, počet ćemo

a couple of hours per day,

s nekoliko sati na dan,

just a few repairs."

samo nekoliko popravaka."

Maybe some of them are here now.

Možda su neki od njih sad tu.

(Laughter)

(Smijeh)

So we started.

Tako smo počeli.

I was working, I was going everyday

Radio sam, svaki dan sam išao

to work for the homeless.

na posao za beskućnike.

And Najmuddin was staying there,

I Najmuddin je ostajao tamo,

doing everything and reporting on the patients.

čineći sve i izvještavajući o pacijentima.

He was telling me, "Patients are coming."

Govorio mi je: "Pacijenti dolaze."

We knew that many more patients

Znali smo da puno više pacijenata

could not come, prevented by the fighting.

nije moglo doći, vjerojatno spriječeni borbama.

But people were coming.

Ali ljudi su dolazili.

And Mahmoud was coming every day.

I Mahmoud je dolazio svaki dan.

And slowly, slowly

I polako, polako

week after week

tjedan za tjednom

his legs were improving.

noge su mu se poboljšavale.

The stump or cast prosthesis was made,

Batrljak ili gipsana proteza se napravila,

and he was starting

i počeo je

the real physical rehabilitation.

pravu fizičku rehabilitaciju.

He was coming every day,

Dolazio je svaki dan,

crossing the front line.

prelazeći prve linije.

A couple of times I crossed the front line

Nekoliko sam puta prešao liniju

in the very place where Mahmoud and his son were crossing.

točno na mjestu gdje su Mahmoud i njegov sin prelazili.

I tell you, it was something so sinister

Kažem vam, bilo je tako zlokobno

that I was astonished he could do it every day.

da sam bio zaprepašten što je mogao to činiti svaki dan.

But finally, the great day arrived.

Ali, konačno, veliki dan je stigao.

Mahmoud was going to be discharged

Mahmouda smo trebali otpustiti

with his new legs.

s novim nogama.

It was April, I remember,

Bio je travanj, sjećam se,

a very beautiful day.

predivan dan.

April in Kabul is beautiful,

Travanj u Kabulu je predivan,

full of roses, full of flowers.

pun ruža, pun cvijeća.

We could not possibly stay indoors,

Jednostavno nismo mogli ostati unutra,

with all these sandbags at the windows.

sa svim ovim vrećama pijeska na prozorima.

Very sad, dark.

Veoma tužno, mračno.

So we chose a small spot in the garden.

Tako smo odabrali maleno mjesto u vrtu.

And Mahmoud put on his prostheses,

I Mahmoud je stavio svoje proteze,

the other patients did the same,

drugi pacijenti su činili isto,

and they started practicing

i počeli su vježbati

for the last time before being discharged.

posljednji put prije otpuštanja.

Suddenly, they started fighting.

Odjednom, počeli su se boriti.

Two groups of Mujahideen started fighting.

Dvije grupe Mudžahedina su se počele boriti.

We could hear in the air

Mogli smo čuti u zraku

the bullets passing.

kako meci prolaze.

So we dashed, all of us,

Tako smo otrčali, svi mi,

towards the shelter.

prema skloništu.

Mahmoud grabbed his son, I grabbed someone else.

Mahmoud je zgrabio sina, ja sam zgrabio nekog drugog.

Everybody was grabbing something.

Svi su grabili nešto.

And we ran.

I trčali smo.

You know, 50 meters can be a long distance

Znate, 50 metara može biti jako dugo

if you are totally exposed,

ako sto potpuno izloženi,

but we managed to reach the shelter.

ali uspjeli smo stići u sklonište.

Inside, all of us panting,

Unutra, svi smo jako disali,

I sat a moment and I heard Rafi telling his father,

sjeo sam na tren i čuo Rafija kako govori ocu,

"Father, you can run faster than me."

"Oče, možeš trčati brže od mene."

(Laughter)

(Smijeh)

And Mahmoud, "Of course I can.

I Mahmoud: "Naravno da mogu.

I can run, and now you can go to school.

Mogu trčati, i ti sad možeš ići u školu.

No need of staying with me all the day

Ne trebaš ostajati sa mnom cijeli dan

pushing my wheelchair."

gurajući moja kolica."

Later on, we took them home.

Kasnije, odveli smo ih kući.

And I will never forget

Nikad neću zaboraviti

Mahmoud and his son walking together

kako su Mahmoud i sin hodali zajedno

pushing the empty wheelchair.

gurajući prazna kolica.

And then I understood,

I onda sam razumio,

physical rehabilitation is a priority.

fizička rehabilitacija jest bila prioritet.

Dignity cannot wait for better times.

Dostojanstvo ne može čekati bolja vremena.

From that day on, we never closed a single day.

Od toga dana, nikad nismo zatvorili čak ni na dan.

Well sometimes we were suspended for a few hours,

Dobro, ponekad smo morali stati na nekoliko sati,

but we never, we never closed it again.

ali nikad, nikad više nismo zatvorili.

I met Mahmoud one year later.

Sreo sam Mahmouda godinu dana kasnije.

He was in good shape --

Bio je u dobrom stanju --

a bit thinner.

malo mršaviji.

He needed to change his prostheses --

Morao je promijeniti proteze --

a new pair of prostheses.

novi par proteza.

I asked about his son.

Pitao sam ga za sina.

He told me, "He's at school. He'd doing quite well."

Rekao mi je: "U školi je. Prilično mu dobro ide."

But I understood he wanted to tell me something.

Shvatio sam da mi je htio reći nešto.

So I asked him, "What is that?"

Pa sam pitao: "Što je to?"

He was sweating.

Znojio se.

He was clearly embarrassed.

Očito mu je bilo neugodno.

And he was standing in front of me,

Stajao je ispred mene,

his head down.

sagnute glave.

He said, "You have taught me to walk.

Rekao je: "Naučili ste me hodati.

Thank you very much.

Puno vam hvala.

Now help me not to be a beggar anymore."

Sad mi pomozite da više ne budem prosjak."

That was the job.

To je bio posao.

"My children are growing.

"Djeca mi rastu.

I feel ashamed.

Sramim se.

I don't want them to be teased at school

Ne želim da ih u školi

by the other students."

zadirkuju drugi učenici."

I said, "Okay."

Rekao sam: "OK."

I thought, how much money do I have in my pocket?

Mislio sam, koliko novca imam u džepu?

Just to give him some money.

Samo da mu dam nešto novca.

It was the easiest way.

To je bilo najlakše.

He read my mind,

Pročitao mi je misli,

and he said, "I ask for a job."

i rekao: "Tražim posao."

And then he added something

I onda je dodao još nešto

I will never forget for the rest of my life.

što nikad u životu neću zaboraviti.

He said, "I am a scrap of a man,

Rekao je: "Ja sam ostatak čovjeka,

but if you help me,

ali ako mi pomognete,

I'm ready to do anything,

spreman sam učiniti bilo što,

even if I have to crawl on the ground."

čak i ako moram puzati po tlu."

And then he sat down.

I onda je sjeo.

I sat down too with goosebumps everywhere.

I ja sam sjeo, sav naježen.

Legless, with only one arm,

Bez nogu, sa samo jednom rukom,

illiterate,

nepismen,

unskilled --

bez vještina --

what job for him?

koji posao ima za njega?

Najmuddin told me, "Well we have a vacancy

Najmuddin mi je rekao: "Pa imamo otvoreno mjesto

in the carpentry shop."

u stolariji."

"What?" I said, "Stop."

"Što?" rekao sam, "Stani."

"Well yes, we need to increase the production of feet.

"Pa da, moramo povećati proizvodnju stopala.

We need to employ someone

Moramo zaposliti nekoga

to glue and to screw the sole of the feet.

da lijepi i učvršćava podloge stopala.

We need to increase the production."

Moramo povećati proizvodnju."

"Excuse me?"

"Molim?"

I could not believe.

Nisam mogao vjerovati.

And then he said,

I onda je rekao:

"No, we can modify the workbench

"Ne, možemo prilagoditi radnu klupu,

maybe to put a special stool,

možda postaviti poseban stolac,

a special anvil, special vice,

poseban nakovanj, poseban uređaj za natezanje,

and maybe an electric screwdriver."

i možda električni odvijač."

I said, "Listen, it's insane.

Rekao sam: "Ma slušajte, to je ludost.

And it's even cruel to think of anything like this.

I okrutno je uopće misliti o nečem ovakvom.

That's a production line and a very fast one.

To je proizvodna linija, i to brza.

It's cruel

Okrutno je

to offer him a job

ponuditi mu posao

knowing that he's going to fail."

ako znaš da neće uspjeti."

But with Najmuddin, we cannot discuss.

Ali s Najmuddinom, nema rasprave.

So the only things I could manage to obtain

Tako je jedino što sam mogao napraviti

was a kind of a compromise.

je bila vrsta kompromisa.

Only one week --

Samo jedan tjedan --

one week try and not a single day more.

jedan tjedan pokušaja i niti dan više.

One week later,

Tjedan dana kasnije,

Mahmoud was the fastest in the production line.

Mahmoud je bio najbrži u proizvodnoj liniji.

I told Najmuddin, "That's a trick.

Rekao sam Najmuddinu: "Ovo je trik.

I can't believe it."

Ne mogu vjerovati."

The production was up 20 percent.

Proizvodnja je porasla za 20%.

"It's a trick, it's a trick," I said.

"Ovo je trik, ovo je trik," rekao sam.

And then I asked for verification.

I onda sam tražio provjeru.

It was true.

Bila je istina.

The comment of Najmuddin was Mahmoud has something to prove.

Najmuddinov komentar je bio da Mahmoud ima nešto za dokazati.

I understood

Shvatio sam

that I was wrong again.

da sam ponovno bio u krivu.

Mahmoud had looked taller.

Mahmoud je izgledao viši.

I remember him sitting behind the workbench smiling.

Sjećam se kako je sjedio iza radne klupe smiješeći se.

He was a new man,

Bio je novi čovjek,

taller again.

opet viši.

Of course, I understood

Naravno, shvatio sam

that what made him stand tall --

što ga je natjeralo da stane uspravno --

yeah they were the legs, thank you very much --

da, bile su to noge, hvala puno --

but as a first step,

ali kao prvi korak,

it was the dignity.

to je bilo dostojanstvo.

He has regained his full dignity

Vratio je svoje dostojanstvo u potpunosti

thanks to that job.

zahvaljujući tom poslu.

So of course, I understood.

Tako da naravno, shvatio sam.

And then we started a new policy --

I onda smo započeli novu politiku --

a new policy completely different.

potpuno drukčiju novu politiku.

We decided to employ

Odlučili smo zaposliti

as many disabled as possible

koliko god hendikepiranih koliko je bilo moguće

to train them in any possible job.

da ih istreniramo za bilo koji mogući posao.

It became a policy of "positive discrimination,"

To je postala politika "pozitivne diskriminacije",

we call it now.

kako je sad zovemo.

And you know what?

I znate što?

It's good for everybody.

Dobro je za sve.

Everybody benefits from that --

Svi imaju koristi od toga --

those employed, of course,

oni zaposleni, naravno,

because they get a job

zato što dobiju posao

and dignity.

i dostojanstvo.

But also for the newcomers.

Ali isto i za nove koji dođu.

They are 7,000 every year --

Ima ih 7.000 svake godine --

people coming for the first time.

ljudi koji dođu po prvi put.

And you should see the faces of these people

I trebali biste vidjeti lica tih ljudi

when they realize that those assisting them are like them.

kad shvate da su oni koji im pomažu isti kao oni.

Sometimes you see them,

Ponekad ih vidite,

they look, "Oh."

pogledaju: "O."

And you see the faces.

I vidite lica.

And then the surprise turns into hope.

I onda se iznenađenje pretvori u nadu.

And it's easy for me as well to train someone

I meni je lako istrenirati nekoga

who has already passed through the experience of disability.

tko je već prošao kroz iskustvo hendikepiranosti.

Poof, they learn much faster -- the motivation,

Uče puno brže -- motivacija,

the empathy they can establish with the patient

empatija koju mogu uspostaviti s pacijentom

is completely different, completely.

je potpuno drukčija, potpuno.

Scraps of men do not exist.

Ne postoje ostaci čovjeka.

People like Mahmoud

Ljudi kao Mahmoud

are agents of change.

su činitelji promjene.

And when you start changing, you cannot stop.

I kad se počnete mijenjati, ne možete prestati.

So employing people, yes,

Tako i zapošljavanje ljudi, da,

but also we started programming projects

ali smo također počeli programirati projekte

of microfinance, education.

mikrofinancija, obrazovanja.

And when you start, you cannot stop.

I kad počnete, ne možete prestati.

So you do vocational training,

Tako vodite strukovno obrazovanje,

home education for those who cannot go to school.

kućno obrazovanje za one koji ne mogu ići u školu.

Physical therapies can be done, not only in the orthopedic center,

Fizička terapija se može voditi, ne samo u ortopedskom centru,

but also in the houses of the people.

nego i u kućama ljudi.

There is always a better way to do things.

Uvijek postoji bolji način činjenja stvari.

That's Najmuddin, the one with the white coat.

Ovo je Najmuddin, ovaj u bijelom odijelu.

Terrible Najmuddin, is that one.

Grozni Najmuddin, to je taj.

I have learned a lot

Mnogo sam naučio

from people like Najmuddin, Mahmoud, Rafi.

od ljudi kao što su Najmuddin, Mahmoud, Rafi.

They are my teachers.

Oni su moji učitelji.

I have a wish, a big wish,

Imam želju, ogromnu želju,

that this way of working, this way of thinking,

da ovaj način rada, ovaj način razmišljanja,

is going to be implemented in other countries.

bude implementiran u drugim zemljama.

There are plenty of countries at war like Afghanistan.

Postoji mnogo zemalja u ratu kao Afganistan.

It is possible and it is not difficult.

Moguće je i nije teško.

All we have to do

Sve što moramo učiniti

is to listen to the people

je slušati ljude

that we are supposed assist,

koji su tu da pomognu,

to make them part

da ih učinimo dijelom

of the decision-making process

procesa donošenja odluka

and then, of course, to adapt.

i onda, naravno, da se prilagodimo.

This is my big wish.

Ovo je moja velika želja.

Well don't think that the changes in Afghanistan are over;

I nemojte misliti da su promjene u Afganistanu gotove,

not at all. We are going on.

uopće nisu. Idemo dalje.

Recently we have just started a program,

Nedavno smo započeli program,

a sport program --

sportski program --

basketball for wheelchair users.

košarka za ljude u kolicima.

We transport the wheelchairs everywhere.

Kolica prenosimo svugdje.

We have several teams in the main part of Afghanistan.

Imamo nekoliko timova u glavnom dijelu Afganistana.

At the beginning,

Na početku,

when Anajulina told me,

kad mi je Anajulina rekla,

"We would like to start it,"

"Htjeli bismo to početi,"

I hesitated.

oklijevao sam.

I said, "No," you can imagine.

Rekao sam: "Ne," možete li zamisliti.

I said, "No, no, no, no, we can't."

Rekao sam: "Ne, ne, ne, ne, ne možemo."

And then I asked the usual question:

I onda sam pitao uobičajeno pitanje:

"Is it a priority?

"Je li to prioritet?

Is it really necessary?"

Je li to stvarno potrebno?"

Well now you should see me.

Pa trebali biste me vidjeti sada.

I never miss a single training session.

Ne propustim ni jedan jedini trening.

The night before a match I'm very nervous.

Večer prije utakmice budem veoma nervozan.

And you should see me during the match.

I trebali biste me vidjeti tijekom utakmice.

I shout like a true Italian.

Vičem kao pravi Talijan.

(Laughter)

(Smijeh)

What's next? What is going to be the next change?

Što je sljedeće? Što će biti sljedeća promjena?

Well I don't know yet,

Pa ne znam još,

but I'm sure Najmuddin and his friends,

ali sam siguran da Najmuddin i njegovi prijatelji,

they have it already in mind.

već imaju nešto na umu.

That was my story. Thank you very much.

To je bila moja priča. Puno vam hvala.

(Applause)

(Pljesak)