WHO PULLS out the stops when they play against your club? Here are the round six bogeymen, determined with help from the Schick AFL Player Ratings:

GWS v Western Bulldogs

Toby Greene

The feisty Giant was excellent in last year's preliminary final against the Dogs with 18 disposals, 11 contested possessions and three goals.
Rating: 26

Clay Smith

The tough Bulldog put in a pivotal performance by booting four goals in last season's infamous preliminary final to get the Dogs past the Giants.
Rating: 411

Hawthorn v St Kilda

Isaac Smith

The hard-running wingman had 22 disposals, kicked a goal and gained 584m in his last outing against the Saints.
Rating: 201

Jack Steven

The speedy midfielder collected 23 disposals, 13 contested possessions, eight tackles and seven inside-50s against the Hawks in round four last year.
Rating: 12

Carlton v Sydney

Bryce Gibbs

The South Australian was best on ground in round 18 against the Swans last year at the SCG. He notched up 31 disposals, 11 tackles and three score assists.
Rating: 80

Lance Franklin

Buddy has booted at least four goals in each of his last eight games against the Blues.
Rating: 16

Brisbane Lions v Port Adelaide

Dayne Beams

The Lions captain won 30 disposals, 15 contested possessions, eight clearances and a goal against the Power in round seven last season.
Rating: 298

Robbie Gray

The triple best and fairest winner put in a stellar effort against the Lions in round 19 last year, with 32 disposals, 15 contested possessions and 11 inside-50s.
Rating: 5

North Melbourne v Gold Coast

Ben Cunnington

The stoppage specialist typically plays well against the Suns. In round 14, 2015, he racked up 29 disposals, 22 contested possessions, 13 clearances and six inside-50s.
Rating: 57

Peter Wright

'Two-metre Peter' slotted three goals and won seven intercept possessions against the Roos in round five last season.
Rating: 309

West Coast v Fremantle

Josh Kennedy

The reigning Coleman medallist booted seven goals in a best-on-ground performance against the Dockers in round 20 last year.
Rating: 30

Nat Fyfe

Since 2010, the Brownlow medallist has consistently been the best player in the Western Derby. In round three last season, he had 26 disposals, 14 contested possessions and 10 tackles.
Rating: 43

Essendon v Melbourne

David Zaharakis

The 2011 club champion was influential in the upset win against the Demons in round two last year. He picked up 34 disposals, four score assists and gained 715m.
Rating: 161

Jayden Hunt

The exciting runner is the Demons' No. 1 player in the Schick AFL Player Ratings over the past four weeks. Last week, he had 24 disposals, 10 intercept possessions, a goal and 590m gained against Richmond.
Rating: 259

Geelong v Collingwood

Andrew Mackie

The three-time premiership defender has a better record against the Pies than any other side. In round 22, 2015, he won 25 disposals, only three of which were ineffective.
Rating: 211

Scott Pendlebury

The 2010 Norm Smith medallist was typically influential in round nine against the Cats last season, with 26 disposals, 13 contested possessions and three goals.
Rating: 3

Adelaide v Richmond

Rory Sloane

In round 19, 2015, the reigning All Australian vice-captain had 27 disposals, 15 contested possessions and six inside-50s against the Tigers.
Rating: 4

Trent Cotchin

The gun Tiger plays better against the Crows than any other side. In round three last year, he finished with 32 disposals, 14 contested possessions, six clearances and a Brownlow vote.
Rating: 33