Albion captain Jonathan Greening has predicted a bright future for Graeme Dorrans after he maintained his unbeaten record in Baggies' colours during the 2-2 draw at Portsmouth.
The Scottish Under-21 international midfielder has yet to taste defeat after making five top-flight appearances since his summer switch from Livingston helping beat Tottenham and Manchester City and claim draws against Bolton, West Ham and now Pompey.
Dorrans, who initially joined as a wide left midfielder, has quickly adapted to the demands of the Premier League and shown his versatility showcasing his talents in the heartbeat of Albion's midfield.
"Dozza has been superb since he's come in," Greening said about the 21-year-old
"He has shown the right attitude all year waiting for his chance.
"He is a very talented young boy at 21.
"He definitely got the right attitude to make it as a top footballer.
"We can all see he's got the skill to make it and he has done well every time he's been on the pitch.
"On Saturday he was excellent again.
"We see in training every day that he is a top player and every time he has played for us he's been brilliant.
"I thought he was excellent for us on Saturday - very composed and good on the ball.
"He can pick the right pass and he's going to be a big star in the future.
"He could be a very important member of the squad.
"He's got better as the season's gone on and he's got stronger.
"I know he's been doing a lot of work in the gym and he looks a lot stronger and fitter than he was when he first came here.
"But his talent is very good and I think he's a bargain for what we paid.
"Dozza can play as a sitting midfielder, on the left or right or in 'the hole'.
"He is an excellent asset for us."