Related Articles
A legend remembered
22 July, 2011
Geelong in desperate attempt to claw back 8000 members
29 March, 2011
Geelong’s favourite Sun
4 October, 2010
Thompson walks out
4 October, 2010
Cats prowess a dying dynasty?
21 September, 2010
Cats’ doctor suffers heart attack
17 July, 2010
Long-list of Concerns For Cats
7 June, 2010
Thompson Keen To Focus
25 May, 2010
Selwood stays at Skilled Stadium
14 May, 2010
Another Cat Struck With Injury
4 May, 2010
Stars Likely To Return
3 May, 2010
Devastating Cats
19 April, 2010
Getting over the touchy Ablett ‘pressure’ saga
31 March, 2010
Ablett saga a Cats distraction
25 March, 2010
Cats lose Varcoe to thumb injury
17 March, 2010
Bomber Thompson ready for committed Hawks
![<?php echo($club_names[$seg3]); ?> Ball](http://www.footygoss.com/themes/site_themes/footy/images/team_specific/geelong_ball_nobg.jpg)
Posted May 7, 2004 - 10:37 AM
Geelong coach Mark Thompson is expecting a committed Hawthorn side to face his young Cats side at Telstra Dome on Sunday.
Hawthorn are struggling with a record or 1-5.
"If they have got pride, which they certainly have, they are going to want to come out and play well," Thompson said of the embattled Hawks.
"Really, the first quarter will be on and we have to be very aware of that.
"They will be pretty desperate for a win.
"It will all just compound and probably galvanise the group a little bit.
"Any player group of any club, in the same circumstances, would try and jell together a little and play desperate footy."
