Super Bowl LII: Philadelphia police ready for rowdy Eagles fans
Fans gather at the Philadelphia Museum of Art ahead of the Super Bowl LII game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, 04 February 2018. Credit: SLABBER/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock
MINNEAPOLIS — Win or lose, the Philadelphia Police Department will be ready for rowdy fans.
When the Eagles clinched a Super Bowl berth with a victory over the Vikings in the NFC Championship Game, several fans climbed up on street poles prompting police to use Crisco to prevent them from doing it again.
Well, the Crisco didn’t work so well. So Sunday afternoon Philadelphia police were using paint brushes to apply hydraulic fluid.
By Sunday night we’ll find out if that worked.
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