Manchester Police Troll Steven Gerrard's Chelsea Slip on Twitter

All it takes is for the "S-word" to be dropped, and any non-Liverpool fans will pounce. 

The latest example: a Twitter account that represents the Greater Manchester police.

It started with an innocuous tweet from the account that represents the city centre branch of the department.

"

Odd job Oldham St 11am man tries to pour 20 litres vegetable oil on shop floor Told to leave & pours outside causing lots of people to slip

— GMP City Centre (@GMPCityCentre) March 24, 2015"

Of course, with the mere mention of the word "slip," Manchester United fans, still riding high from their massive 2-1 victory over Liverpool, jumped on Steven Gerrard. 

And the police played along. No love lost between the north-west's great rivalry, even among police forces. 

"

@liamedwardsMUFC Insp S; well they described a white male aged approx 33 years...

— GMP City Centre (@GMPCityCentre) March 24, 2015"

"

@liamedwardsMUFC Insp S; trust me, it's wasn't Steve Gerrard!

— GMP City Centre (@GMPCityCentre) March 24, 2015"

Any "slip" mentions, of course, are a reference to his infamous slip against Chelsea that led to Demba Ba's winner at Anfield. 

"

Steve Gerrard Gerrard. Good knack knack for losing 3points u see. A slip now a stamp you see. Steve Gerrard Gerrard pic.twitter.com/Q7xyFVI8LE

— Phil (@PhilipReneke) March 22, 2015"

[Twitter, h/t Mirror]