How to Be a Bandwagon Fan

By abbeyroad920

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Everybody seems to love a winner. While it can be annoying, becoming a bandwagon fan can be fun. Here is how to be a bandwagon sports fan.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Choose a team that has enjoyed a good amount of success. Becoming a bandwagon fan of a very successful team will keep you from having to switch again next year.
Step2
Cheer for a player instead of a specific team. When that player leaves a team, cheer for whichever team he plays for. Be sure to choose a very talented player, though, as his team is more likely to be successful.
Step3
Claim to have always admired your new team. Being a bandwagon fan involves a little bit of fibbing every now and then.
Step4
Buy cheap and generic apparel from your favorite team. Since you’re just a bandwagon fan, there is no need to spend $100 on a unique game-day jersey.
Step5
Once your team starts losing, stop cheering for that team. If somebody asks you about this, simply tell the person that you don’t really care all that much about this particular team, anyway.
Step6
Change teams every couple of years. A bandwagon fan has little loyalty to any one team. If another team becomes dominant, switch your allegiance to that team.
Step7
Don’t pay a lot of attention to your team until the playoffs. Everybody knows that bandwagon fans come out when their team is on the verge of a championship. Once the playoffs start, wear your cheap sweatshirt and support “your team” loudly.

Tips & Warnings

  • Being a bandwagon fan means having thick skin. Bandwagon fans face plenty of ridicule.

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