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Posted May 10, 2004 - 14:56 PM
Hawthorn will be under more pressure this week after suffering an embarrassing 56-point loss to Geelong today.
An even more damning stat was the scoring shots - the Cats had 21 more scoring shots than the Hawks to show their total dominance.
The final score was Geelong 15.18.108, Hawthorn 8.4.52.
The Hawks were never in the match, with senior players such as Shane Crawford and Nathan Thompson very quiet.
For the Cats, former Eagles David Haynes kicked three goals.
Kelly and Corey were outstanding in the midfield, getting plenty of possessions all game.
Other good players were Hunt, Ling, Mooney and Chapman.
For Hawthorn Mark Williams kicked three goals.
Joel Smith worked hard across half back, while Peter Everitt was the dominant ruckman on the field.
