Everton player criticizes fans for verbally attacking players as they boarded the train following a loss to Tottenham.

The recent 4-0 defeat against Tottenham left Everton's players, including Jordan Pickford, facing a barrage of abuse from fans. But the negative energy didn't stop there. As the team boarded a train back to Merseyside, Neal Maupay and his teammates were met with even more hostility from the Everton faithful.

Maupay, who had been loaned out to Brentford just a year ago, expressed his disappointment and frustration over the fans' behavior. It's not the first time Everton has struggled at the start of a season, with this being the third year in a row where they've suffered back-to-back defeats. And as the team currently sits at the bottom of the table, it's clear that the pressure to perform is mounting.

But this rough start to the new campaign is not entirely unexpected. After all, the club has been dealing with ownership issues and the departure of key players, such as Amadou Onana to Aston Villa. And while they have managed to hold on to defender Jarrad Branthwaite, who is being pursued by Manchester United, it's likely that they will continue to face challenges during the remainder of the transfer window.

Unfortunately, the chaos and uncertainty behind the scenes seem to be affecting the team's performance on the pitch as well. The 4-0 defeat against Tottenham was a clear demonstration of this, with the players struggling to keep up with their opponents. And as the fans' anger turned into outright abuse, it was evident that the frustration and disappointment were mounting for everyone involved.

But Sean Dyche, the team's manager, remains determined to overcome these obstacles. He reminded his players that they've faced challenges before and have come out on top. He also acknowledged that this is not an uncommon experience for Everton and that they have a history of bouncing back from difficult situations.

Despite the team's current predicament, there is still hope for a turnaround. It's still early in the season, and there's plenty of time for Everton to regroup and turn their fortunes around. But for now, they must focus on their next game and continue to work towards their goal of avoiding relegation once again. As Dyche put it, it's a never-ending challenge at Everton, but one that they are determined to overcome.

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