Jürgen Klinsmann

I have to change.

I have to change.

So I stood up and I said, I'm so sorry, guys.

I think I got the lesson.

And then they were all laughing.

They were all laughing.

No, it meant I had to take, no matter where I go, and for the rest of my life, that is the key lesson was, me, it doesn't matter where I came from then, I have to take the people the way they are.

And I don't have to go anywhere in the world and expect the people the way I want them to be.

And it was a bit our German approach.

You know, we go on vacation and we put down the towels in the pool, all these old stories.

But there's a truth behind it.

You know, it's basically we are programmed a bit that way.

We want a Wiener Schnitzel.

We want the food the way.

But that moment, I really started then to always think, OK, how do they...

how do they, I mean, what is their philosophy of life?

And then I moved on to Arsene Wenger in Monaco.

The French people are different.

Then I came to England and obviously got my lessons in England too.

from the people in a good way, but I was prepared then.