How to Be an Indianapolis Colts Fan

They've got spirit, yes they do. They've got spirit, how 'bout you? Fans of Super Bowl XLI Champions Indianapolis Colts aren't afraid to show their pride, representing their team by dressing in blue.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Team spirit!
• Colts replica jersey, jacket, T-shirt, sweatshirt or any blue apparel
• Homemade signs, pom-poms, anything to visually show support in the crowd

1. To start, you must love Indianapolis Colts football. Or at least like the team enough to want them to win every week. This requires developing a passion for the color blue.
2. Peyton Manning's replica jersey is in high demand in Indy. The best way to be a fan? Dressing the part. In Indy, that means donning a replica Colts jersey. And they love their jerseys in Indy. Pick a favorite player—Peyton Manning is a hands-down favorite—and wear his number to the game or that favorite sports bar. Jeans, khakis, corduroys ... Jerseys go with about everything and provide plenty of breathing room on game day. Colts hats, visors, jackets, T-shirts, sweathshirts, scarves, etc. also show team spirit.
3. Made especially for women, this Colts quilted white jacket has its feminine qualities. Girls just want to have fun watching football, too. In the last few years, National Football League merchandising has embraced female fans of football. This means no more bulky sweatshirts made for men and more feminine, form-fitting shirts, jerseys and jackets emblazoned with the Colts logo. There's even jewelry, purses, sleepwear and cell phone cases for Colts-fan chicas.
4. To be a super fan, break out the face paints. Nothing says "I love the Indianapolis Colts!" like a blue painted face with a white horseshoe on the cheek. If sweating is a problem, face paint can run faster than Marvin Harrison. So skip the make-up and try blue or white temporary hair color. This is especially effective for those with mohawks or spiked hair.

Tips & Warnings

• Don't be shy about showing team spirit, even when attending a game at an opponent's field.
• Be proud to be an Indianapolis Colts fan.
• Go blue, or go home.