Hawthorn prepared for Fremantle's pressure but have their own intense style Grant Birchall wraps up Luke Parker. HAWTHORN is countering the hype about Fremantles defensive pressure by pushing the case for its own intense game style. Defender Grant Birchall acknowledged it was an impressive aspect of the Dockers" game, but added: "They're going to have to put up with our pressure as well. "Statistically we're right up there in terms of pressure acts, so we'll just back in our system and see how we go,"" Birchall said. Defensive forward Jordan Lewis agreed: "We've acknowledged that they're a fantastic defensive side, but we also know that we are as well. And the thing is you still have to kick goals to win and I think the offensive side will be right up there as well."" Several of the Hawthorn players said Fremantle's pressure was no different to what they had come to expect from most opposing teams in big finals. Matthew Pavlich enjoys his first Grand Final parade. "Last week (the Dockers) were frantic in the first half, but that's how the Grand Final was last year, it was like that for four quarters, so hopefully we can produce it a bit better than we did against the Swans (in 2012)."" Shaun Burgoyne, playing in his fourth premiership decider, said simply: That's Grand Finals. You wont play a final where that pressure is not there. You look at last week against Geelong, and that was about as frenetic as you can get. The same in the first half the week before against Sydney."" Defender Brent Guerra concurred: You get that in finals footy and that's what they've shown ... but we've shown a lot of that as well."" Alastair Clarkson salutes the crowd during the Grand Final parade.