Brewers Win! Brewers Win!

I watched the

Chicago Cubs

and the

Milwaukee Brewers

played an

One Hundred Sixty Third Game

of the year today

and the

Brewers Won!

I love all the

Wisconsin Teams

since that is where I grew up.

The

Brewers

won the

Division

and have the best record in the

National League.

So,

I went outside

and screamed my happiness to the

World.

A

Cub Fan

heard me

and screamed his displeasure.

It could have been fist-a-cuffs kind of moment at this point,

but instead,

we merrily talked about the upcoming

Baseball Playoffs.

It got me to thinking about an old

Post

I wrote about

Sports Hooligans

called

What If Hooligan F1 Fans Of Kimi Raikkonen Clashed With Rival Hooligan Fans Of Valtteri Bottas?

From

April 28th, 2016

*****

I had a dream last night.

Or should I say,

a nightmare.

If you have been reading my

Blog

for any length of time you will know that my favorite sport in the World
is

Formula 1 Racing.

You could say that I am passionate about the sport.

It is also a sport loved
World Wide
from fans of every nationality.

What is the most beloved sport in the
World Though?

Soccer.

The World's most watched event?

The World Cup.

Just imagine,

if the fervent passion that the

Country of Argentina

has for its

Soccer Teams

crossed over to

Formula 1? 

A little history of soccer in 

Argentina.

They call it

Football Hooliganism.

Gangs

that form around their favorite local teams.

And like all

Gangs

from any country in the
World,

these guys are involved in

drugs,
guns,

and the

selling of counterfeit contraband.

Source?

The Big Picture With Kal Penn.

The first killing related to a soccer event,
around an

Argentina Team

was on November 2nd, 1924 in

Uruguay.
Between fans from both side.

One
Uruguayan Fan
was killed for siding with his team's victory.

The worst indecent was in 1964 when more than

300 Football Fans Died

and another
500 Were Injured
in

Lima, Peru

after a match between the

Country's National Teams.

What do you think would happen if we had the same situation in

Formula 1?

If

Hooligan F1 Fans

of

Kimi Raikkonen

clashed with rival

Hooligan Fans

of

Valtteri Bottas

after

Raikkonen & Bottas

clashed,
say in the

Russian Grand Prix?

If

Daniil Kvyat

is taken out at the first turn of the

Russian Grand Prix

by 

Max Verstappen?

The

Hooligans

would come out from the stands

and rush the track in the middle of the race.

Or if

Pascal Wehrlein

takes out his only rival

Rio Haryanto?

The

Tirad Gang of Indonesia

might want to have a talk with

Pascal.

Thank goodness

F1 Fans

are more sophisticated,

have better manners,

and just like taking in the sights at the race track.

This is,

Waiting For The Russian Grand Prix Practice 2 To Start At 4 A.M. My Time On The West Coast,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

This quote is from my Post

You Do Not Mess With The Laurence 

about me going on vacation!

Jeff Povlich April 27, 2016 at 12:06 PM

"I will alert law enforcement and homeland security of your pending arrival."

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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