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Article: Dickerson's a survivor // Shrugs off Ram fans' `welcome'
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- Chicago Sun-Times
- Article date:
- September 24, 1989
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ANAHEIM, Calif. Eric Dickerson has a remarkable ability to raise
the hackles of people out here. Maybe because he's a confident kind
of guy, or because he's good looking, or because he's rich, or
because he thought he was worth more than $682,000 a year and said
so, constantly.
Take the fans at Sunday's Rams-Indianapolis Colts game,
Dickerson's first appearance here since he was traded to the Colts in
October 1987. First they booed. Then they threw play money at him -
lots of it - as he left the field at Anaheim Stadium. In between
they serenaded him with derisive "Ehhhriiiic, Ehhhriiiic" chants.
At first Dickerson was glib, saying, "If it was real money we