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IT’S PURE DES-TINY AS TYLER BAGS HIS HAT-TRICK

By Dan Barnes

GOALS: Tyler Walker

LEAGUE TWO
TYLER Walker had no idea his old man was in the crowd on Wednesday but the striker put on a show to earn praise from his Mansfield manager David Flitcroft.
The 21-year-old is the son of former England defender Des Walker, and is currently on-loan from Nottingham Forest. And he caught the eye in the 6-1 thrashing of Accrington Stanley, scoring a first-half hat-trick in front of Walker senior, who Tyler did not realise was in attendance.
While Des’ place in the crowd went unnoticed, Flitcroft explained that the former England international...

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