Career
Doncaster Rovers
He made his debut first team appearance in the Division 2 game at Lincoln City on 30 August 1952 in front of a crowd of 20,775 and scored his first goal in his next match at Huddersfield on 9 September in a 3−1 defeat. In his first season he played either outside left or inside left, scoring 4 times in his 21 games. The following season was similar, though for the 1954−55 season competition for places was tough with him playing 8 games, and without scoring.
Walker featured more in the 1956−57 season with 9 goals in 30 games, leaving him as 3rd top scorer at the club
A second successive relegation came for Doncaster, and with it Walker was again top scorer at the club, sharing this with Jimmy Fletcher. Bath City
He played till the end of the 1966−67 season after which he became player-manager of Bath"s reserve side for one year.
He remained in Bath, working at Stothert & Pitts engineering works, continued to play local football for some years.
