PHILADELPHIA, PA - JANUARY 21: Fans are seen outside the stadium prior to the NFC Championship game at Lincoln Financial Field between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Minnesota Vikings on January 21, 2018 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images)

‘Crisco Cops’ can’t stop Eagles fans from climbing poles

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The "Crisco Cops" tried, but were unable to curb the enthusiasm of Philadelphia Eagles fans celebrating their first Super Bowl berth in 13 years.

The Philadelphia Police Department, anticipating raucous fans, greased metal poles in the city with tubs of shortening, WPVI reported.

It didn't matter. Once the Eagles' 38-7 victory against the Minnesota Vikings in Sunday's NFC Championship game was official, fans took the streets to yell, honk horns, stand on cars — and yes, climb up metal poles.

Video captured one fan climbing a pole in Center City, WPVI reported.

Before the game, the police had some fun with the situation.

They tweeted, "Now comes the time in the night where we must warn everyone about the dangers of saturated fats. Cheer for #Foles! Jeers for #Poles!"

The Eagles will face the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots on Feb. 4 in Super Bowl LII in Minneapolis. They met in Super Bowl XXXIX, when the Patriots won 24-21 in Jacksonville, Florida.

This story first appeared at Daily Dayton News.