WILFRIED Bony watched on from the stands as Swansea City demolished Dutch part-timers Haaglandia 10-0 this afternoon.
Bony was decked out in a Swansea tracksuit having trained with his new club for the first time this morning.
And he was treated to a classy display from his new colleagues as Michael Laudrup's men dismantled opponents who operate in Holland's third tier.
Swansea were 2-0 up on 26 minutes after a pair of high-quality finishes from Michu.
Jonjo Shelvey then rattled home his first Swansea goal before Angel Rangel finished smartly.
Nathan Dyer rounded the keeper and slotted home to make it 5-0 before the break, when Laudrup made nine changes.
Pablo Hernandez was first on the scoresheet in the second half, Swansea's right-winger nodding home at the far post, before new boy Kenji Gorre stabbed home his second goal of pre-season from close range.
Rory Donnelly then took centre stage.
The young Northern Irishman made it eight after robbing the goalkeeper, then doubled his personal tally with a neat chest control and finish.
Within 60 seconds, Donnelly tapped in from Gorre's centre to complete an eight-minute hat-trick. With that, the torture was over for Haaglandia.
Swansea: Tremmel (Zabret 68), Rangel (Richards ht), Monk (Flores ht), Williams (capt, Davies 68), Davies (Taylor ht), Britton (Canas ht), Shelvey (Ki ht), Pozuelo (Gorre ht), Dyer (Hernandez ht), Michu (Donnelly ht), Lamah (Routledge ht).
