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Frank Lampard forced to pull Everton stars away from fuming away end as police intervene after Bournemouth thrashing

Published on November 12, 2022 at 10:11 PM

FRANK LAMPARD was forced to pull his Everton players away from a furious away end following a 3-0 loss to Bournemouth.

The Toffees found themselves 2-0 down after 25 minutes with Jordan Pickford having a NIGHTMARE just before the World Cup.

Police and stewards had to intervene as Everton’s travelling fans expressed their fury towards the players
Lampard was forced to pull his players away
Captain Seamus Coleman tried talking to furious fans

England No1 Pickford spilled his catch for Marcus Tavernier’s opener and was caught sleeping for the second.

Bournemouth then added a third through Jaidon Anthony in the second half to secure three points.

But at full-time as Everton players approached the away end at the Vitality Stadium, fans let their feelings be known.

Pickford could be seen being dragged away as well as a number of other senior stars with Lampard ushering his players towards the tunnel.

Police were also forced to intervene and calm tensions.

Alex Iwobi threw his shirt into the away section only for it to be thrown back on the pitch.

The devastating loss on the South Coast has Lampard’s men one point above the relegation zone.

Lampard is under increasing pressure to produce results.

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Everton‘s next outing is on December 20 against Blackburn in the Carabao Cup.

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