Everton fans displayed their fury towards Frank Lampard and his players at the Vitality Stadium, after watching their side suffer a miserable 3-0 defeat by Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday.<br /><br />The Toffees supporters were hoping for a reaction after losing 4-1 to the south coast club in the Carabao Cup in midweek, but instead witnessed the opposite, with Everton 2-0 down within the opening 25 minutes.<br /><br />As Everton's players headed towards the visiting fans after the match, security were forced to intervene as supporters staged a confrontational display of anger towards Lampard's side.<br /><br />A group of fans hurled back matchday shirts towards the players, with Alex Iwobi one of the players targeted.<br /><br />Jordan Pickford was also seen shrugging his shoulders in disbelief, while Lampard seemed to be trying to calm down the Everton fans.<br /><br />During his post-match interview, Coady admitted the performance of the players was unacceptable.<br /><br />'Shocking, not good enough,' the centre-back said. 'They wanted it more. We've got a lot of learning to do, we need to go back to the drawing board and improve.' <br /><br />After a vibrant start from Bournemouth, Marcus Tavernier fired the hosts ahead in the 18th minute before Kieffer Moore doubled the lead seven minutes later.<br /><br />As Everton looked to stage a comeback in the second-half, Jaidon Anthony netted Bournemouth's third in the 69th minute to seal the victory.<br /><br />The Toffees slipped to 17th in the table as the Premier League prepares to break for the World Cup, just one point above Nottingham Forest in the relegation zone.<br /><br />The mauling at the Vitality Stadium marked Everton's fourth match without a win in all competitions, conceding nine goals in their last three fixtures.<br /><br />Despite their robust start to the season defensively, Lampard's side have slipped into another relegation battle, having narrowly escaped the drop last campaign.
