Just relax, Crows coach Brenton Sanderson tells Taylor Walker Adelaide Crows spearhead Taylor Walker gets a handball away under pressure from Western Bulldogs defender Dale Morris. ADELAIDE coach Brenton Sanderson has moved to take some pressure off Taylor Walker after a few weeks of modest form by asking the key forward not to expect to beat the world each week. Walker, who has become the Crows' obvious key target in the wake of Kurt Tippett's departure, has been shown heavy attention and is yet to rip a game to pieces this season. But Sanderson has told him to keep a level head, has teased him about some of the duffed kicks and is confident Walker will fire again, soon. He remains one of the most natural kicks in the side. "It's been a little bit up and down, his form," Sanderson said. He's still getting the ball but his kicking's been a little bit off at times. We make a little bit of fun of him, at his expense, in some of the meetings and show some of those kicks. But he has a bit of fun at our expense at times as well, so there's a little bit of that - you get what you give out sometimes. Sanderson has spoken publicly before about Walker's approach to the game, as recently as at the SANFL president's function ahead of the Showdown. Sanderson knows he has a different character in Walker but one he enjoys working with. Unlike some of his team-mates, Walker thrives on the limelight and expresses himself through social media with some hilarious contributions. This is how Sanderson put it: "He's got a big personality but I like that and I think I've got ways to manage that. When the spotlight and the pressure is on, you can almost see him get his feathers out. It is part of why Sanderson showed little concern over Walker's form and the attention it brings for today's clash against Carlton at the MCG. He's an important player for us. He puts high expectations on himself as well," Sanderson said. Sometimes you've just got to relax, go back and take the kick. He's one of our most reliable shots for goal, consistently, but at the moment he's having a few issues in front of goals. But I'm sure they're going to be ironed out. I'd love a big bag. But, like I said, he puts big expectations on himself and sometimes you don't have to do that. You don't have to be the matchwinner every week. Sometimes you just have to play your role for the team.