Baggies snub Dorrans interest

The 22-year-old midfielder has drawn the attention of a number of top-flight clubs following a string of impressive performances this term. The Toffees, Villa and the Potters, as well as Sunderland, have all been linked with a move for the highly-rated Scotsman but the Baggies insist he is not for sale. Dorrans, who joined Albion in 2008 from Livingston, penned a three-year deal in May and has fast become a firm favourite at the club. So much so that skysports.com report he is set for a renewed contract offer and substantial pay rise in a bid to retain his playing services beyond his current deal. Albion chairman Jeremy Peace admits Dorrans is crucial in the club's quest to regain their top-flight status. "We need a team capable of getting us out of the Championship," he told the Daily Star. "If we start selling our best players, we won't have that. "You need players not only to get you out but who can improve you in a higher division. Most people would agree Graham fits into that category." West Brom v Peterborough. Click here to bet.