.Pro Adelaide onward Taylor Pedestrian states his close friends informed him he "looked like Raygun" as he spun around on the Adelaide Oval after receiving a poke in the eye that required surgery and also is going to oblige him to miss out on Sunday evening's face-off against Port Adelaide. Walker copped an unintended strike from Western Bulldogs ruckman Tim English late in Sunday's win that led to a tear in his retina.He possessed surgical procedure on Monday and gained back complete vision on Tuesday and also continues to be hopeful of giving back for the ultimate activity of the Adelaide season in round 24. However he claimed the response to his response created him laugh after being compared to Australia's disputable breaker from the Paris Olympics. Round 23WHAT'S GAMBLING REALLY COSTING YOU? Prepare a deposit limitation." The incident from Sunday was very distressing, I couldn't open my eye for some time after. I had friends viewing the video game text me mentioning I looked like Raygun when I was rolling around on the flooring," Walker said.Taylor Pedestrian hurting after being jabbed in the eye. Photo: Score Brake/Getty ImagesSource: Getty Images" I must see the expert yesterday and he possessed a good little poke around, and also it turns out I had a little tear in my retina which they presume is actually coming from a bit of a more mature injury. "The other day wasn't excellent. For regarding three hrs I possessed people poking in and around my eye, as well as I was actually very aching final evening. "Yet since today, I have actually acquired a lot additional of my vision back, the surgical operation has actually operated surprises, so I'll merely take a bit more time to recuperate now." Pedestrian, who runs out agreement in the end of this time, said he would like to play in the last cycle against the Swans and may need a brand new extra. "I am definitely a good chance to play upcoming full week (against Sydney), I will certainly do whatever I can easily to participate in. I don't would like to miss activities where I don't need to," Walker told Three-way M in Adelaide. "I might need to use the Builder Cox glasses or something, I'm not quite certain but, but I'm absolutely keen to get back for that last activity.".