.Professional Adelaide onward Taylor Walker mentions his close friends told him he "looked like Raygun" as he spun all around on the Adelaide Oval after receiving a poke in the eye that demanded surgical procedure and will definitely push him to overlook Saturday night's face-off against Port Adelaide. Walker copped an unintentional strike coming from Western side Bulldogs ruckman Tim English late in Sunday's gain that resulted in a tear in his retina.He had surgical operation on Monday and restored total sight on Tuesday as well as stays confident of giving back for the ultimate activity of the Adelaide period in rounded 24. However he claimed the reaction to his response made him laugh after being parallelled to Australia's debatable breaker coming from the Paris Olympics. Around 23WHAT'S BETTING REALLY PRICED AT YOU? Prepare a deposit limit." The incident coming from Sunday was fairly very painful, I could not open my eye for a while after. I had buddies viewing the game text me stating I resembled Raygun when I was actually rolling about on the floor," Pedestrian said.Taylor Pedestrian hurting after being stabbed in the eye. Photo: Mark Brake/Getty ImagesSource: Getty Images" I had to view the professional yesterday and also he had an excellent little bit of poke around, and it turns out I had a little bit of tear in my retina which they presume is actually coming from a bit of an older accident. "Yesterday wasn't excellent. For about three hrs I possessed folks peeking in and around my eye, and also I was actually fairly aching last night. "But as of today, I've acquired a lot additional of my vision back, the surgical treatment has functioned marvels, so I'll simply take a little even more time to recoup today." Walker, that is out of arrangement by the end of this period, stated he intended to play in the last cycle versus the Swans and may require a new accessory. "I am definitely a likelihood to participate in following week (against Sydney), I will definitely perform whatever I may to play. I don't would like to miss out on games where I do not have to," Pedestrian told Three-way M in Adelaide. "I could need to wear the Builder Cox glasses or something, I'm almost sure however, yet I'm most definitely keen to get back for that last activity.".