And what better way to do that than by storming a Walmart in Texas and partying until the boys in blue arrive on scene?There are probably some, but this works too.BLUE-HAIRED WORLD CUP FAN BREAKS SILENCE AFTER HIS EMOTIONAL REACTION GOES VIRALAustralian soccer fans invaded a Texas Walmart before their Round of 32 match against Morocco.(Photo by Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images)Walmart has been a hotspot for World Cup tourists because, while we take it for granted, it's pretty incredible if you think about it.
You can get a giant sack of pizza rolls, take 20 steps, buy a dress shirt, take another 20 steps, buy a PlayStation, then take 20 more steps and grab a new garden hose.And, in between, you can even score some Dunkin' Donuts and a pair of prescription glasses.That's kind of cool.Walmart has been a popular destination for World Cup tourists from around the globe.
(Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)Fox 4 Dallas-Ft.Worth shared some clips on social media of Australian fans hitting up a Walmart in Arlington, and it was one of the wildest fan-related scenes of the World Cup so far.Which is saying a lot, because we had a guy stick his head in a cotton candy machine.If you were headed to that Walmart to stock up on Vegemite, go elsewhere.
It's definitely sold out.All I could think of was the poor person who stopped at that Walmart on the way home from work for a gallon of milk and some toilet paper, only to encounter throngs of Aussie soccer hooligans.WATCH THE WORLD CUP FINAL ON FOX ONEUnfortunately, their excitement was short-lived — and not just because the Pharaohs stomped on their hearts a bit later — but because some of Arlington's finest were called in to help calm things down.CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APPAbsolute scenes.I'm going to be honest: I think we're really going to miss all these World Cup fans once they're gone.Matthew Reigle is a writer for OutKick.Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered ...