Aussie soccer fans took over a Texas Walmart chanting 'We're getting deported' as police escorted them out
Australian fans stormed a Walmart in Arlington, Texas, partying until police arrived on scene in one of the wildest fan moments of the World Cup.
The Socceroos' World Cup is over after losing to Egypt on penalties on Friday, but before their heartbreak, Australian fans had one final hurrah.
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.
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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.
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.
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Unfortunately, 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.
Absolute scenes.
I'm going to be honest: I think we're really going to miss all these World Cup fans once they're gone.