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SHEARER;ANDERSON WILL GET FANS OFF THEIR SEATS

Alan Shearer says that in Felipe Anderson, West Ham United fans have found a shining star to be proud of.

The Brazilian playmaker scored his first Premier League goal in stylish fashion on Saturday, producing a skilful backflick that set the Hammers on their way to a memorable 3-1 win over Manchester United.

And Shearer, who includes West Ham's No 8 in his Best XI for Matchweek 7, says Anderson's growing influence is beginning to tell on a Hammers side who have earned seven points from their last three matches.

"The summer signing scored a wonderful goal against Man Utd," he said says of Anderson. "He is showing the star quality that will get West Ham fans off their seats."
Shearer's Team of the Week
Rui Patricio (WOL) | WOL 2-0 SOU

The Portuguese made a league-high six saves to get his clean sheet.
Pablo Zabaleta (WHU) | WHU 3-1 MUN

The full-back rolled back the years with an assist in an excellent display to shackle Man Utd.
Harry Maguire (LEI) | NEW 0-2 LEI

A goal, an assist and a clean sheet. What more can you ask for from a defender who keeps getting better?
Antonio Rudiger (CHE) | CHE 1-1 LIV

A revelation under Maurizio Sarri, the Germany international dealt with Liverpool's front three superbly.
Jonny (WOL) | WOL 2-0 SOU

His first goal and a clean sheet rounded off another impressive performance from Wolves' new recruit.
Felipe Anderson (WHU) | WHU 3-1 MUN

The summer signing scored a wonderful goal against Man Utd. He is showing the star quality that will get West Ham fans off their seats.
Johann Berg Gudmundsson (BUR) | CAR 1-2 BUR

The midfielder scored one and set up another in a great win for a resurgent Burnley side.
Gylfi Sigurdsson (EVE) | EVE 3-0 FUL

With two fine goals despite a penalty miss, the second Icelander to make my team was instrumental for Everton against Fulham.
Eden Hazard (CHE) | CHE 1-1 LIV

A brilliant goal and another outstanding showing from the best player in the league right now.
Harry Kane (TOT) | HUD 0-2 TOT

The England captain is back among the goals and showing his best form.
Raheem Sterling | MCI 2-0 BHA

A goal and an assist for a player who continues to grow under Pep Guardiola's guidance.
Manager: Manuel Pellegrini (WHU)| WHU 3-1 MUN

After a tough start, the Chilean has got the Hammers going with a great run of recent results.

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