The official police Twitter accounts that are REALLY enjoying the World Cup
From Phil Neville's commentary to Fernando Torres' poor form, @SolihullPolice and @SouthWarks are tickling us with their footballing funnies...
The World Cup is ripe fodder for Twitter. Just ask Phil Neville or Thierry Henry's cardigan. But some of the football-themed banter tickling us over this past week has come from an unlikely source... the police.
While much of the force focuses it social media output solely on serious matters, a few choice Twitter accounts have taken a more humorous approach to their coverage of the tournament.
First prize goes to the South Warwickshire division (@SWarksCops) who took full advantage of poor Phil's duff commentary...
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The former Manchester United and England defender was also on the receiving end of Preston North End Football Intel Unit's sharp tongue...
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Special mention goes to Solihull Police (@SolihullPolice) who just can't resist a football pun.
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Mixed with a healthy dose of sarcasm.
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Cynicism...
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...and a plea for good behaviour (presumably so those football-obsessed coppers can enjoy the game in peace):
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And lastly there's Staffordshire Police (@StaffsPolice) providing us with plenty of handy footballing facts to impress our mates with. Just because.
Stoke City striker Peter Odemwingie is in Nigeria's 23-man squad for tonight's game against Iran #interestingfact #WorldCup2014
— Staffordshire Police (@StaffsPolice) June 16, 2014
Keep an eye on this lot tonight ahead of England's clash with Uruguay. There's sure to be plenty more where that came from...
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