Everton fans expressed their frustrations at Sam Allardyce in their side’s last match.
Everton fell to a 2-1 defeat to Burnley at Turf Moor on Saturday, and Allardyce took the brunt of the criticism from the fans.
The former England boss’s substitutions were booed, with sections of the travelling support calling for him to be sacked.
And Coleman admits that he completely understands Everton supporters’ annoyance with their side’s performances and form.
“We’re trying to win our games, and we’re wanting to win our games, but we understand their frustration,” Coleman said.
“We know what it means to them. It’s no different if I’m sitting in the stand and my team aren’t winning away from home. Of course you can understand their frustration. They’re paying good money.
“No one seems to know where Everton go from here. Not even the manager. The season is drifting, it’s already drifting, there’s no doubt about that. It’s been drifting for some considerable time.”
Allardyce initially made a big impact at Everton after taking over from Ronald Koeman, but their performances have gone downhill more recently.
The Toffees have now slipped down to 10th place in the Premier League table, with Allardyce likely to leave at the end of the season.
Everton were largely outplayed by Burnley at the weekend, even after taking the lead in the contest.
Cenk Tosun headed the Toffees in front, but two second-half goals from Sean Dyche’s side ensured that the Clarets picked up the three points.
Receive exclusive football transfer news and updates twice a week to your mailbox
