![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/frank-lampard-pulls-everton-players-away-from-furious-fans-as-police-intervene/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_Screenshot-2022-11-12-at-174015.jpg&description=The Everton boss had to remind his players of their responsibilities after another poor performance on the road that sees the Toffees hover just one point above the drop zoneEverton are in disarray under Frank Lampard at the moment Frank Lampard saw his Everton reign reach a new low on Saturday when he was forced to separate his Toffees platers and their travelling fans following a miserable 3-0 defeat by Bournemouth at the Vitality. Lampard's side were 2-0 down inside the opening 25 minutes courtesy of some dire goalkeeping from England's number one Jordan Pickford just before the World Cup is set to begin. The Everton players made their way over to the away end in a bid to say thank you for the support but things turned sour quickly. Pickford had to be dragged away by his manager after what appeared to be a heated exchange between the shot-stopper and an Everton fan. Alex Iwobi threw his shirt into the crowd only to see it angrily thrown back onto the pitch. It was an afternoon to forget for the Everton goalkeeper who spilled the boll for Bournemouth's first and was slow to respond for their second. Jaidon Anthony capped off a stellar display from the hosts with a third in the second half. The Everton support were in no mood to mask their feelings come full-time and that didn't seem to go down well with the Toffees more senior players, many of whom had to be led away by Lampard. At one stage, police were also forced to intervene in a bid to try and calm the situation before it boiled over. The result has only increased pressure on Lampard, who is clearly rapidly losing popularity among the fanbase. After the game, Lampard cut a dejected figure during his post-match media duties. "Not a good one, clearly, to lose like that in the manner that we did," he admitted. "We started okay but the mistake gives them a goal, I think the referee got it wrong, game should have stopped as James Tarkowski is in the six-yard box down with a head injury. "I think the referee got th){kind=link}
The Everton boss had to remind his players of their responsibilities after another poor performance on the road that sees the Toffees hover just one point above the drop zone
Frank Lampard was forced to pull his Everton players away from their own travelling fans after tensions increased following their 3-0 defeat Bournemouth.
Lampard’s side were 2-0 down inside the opening 25 minutes courtesy of some dire goalkeeping from England’s number one Jordan Pickford just before the World Cup is set to begin. The Everton players made their way over to the away end in a bid to say thank you for the support but things turned sour quickly.
Pickford had to be dragged away by his manager after what appeared to be a heated exchange between the shot-stopper and an Everton fan. Alex Iwobi threw his shirt into the crowd only to see it angrily thrown back onto the pitch.
It was an afternoon to forget for the Everton goalkeeper who spilled the boll for Bournemouth’s first and was slow to respond for their second. Jaidon Anthony capped off a stellar display from the hosts with a third in the second half.