In recent comments made on Twitter, ExWHUemployee discussed the impact Kevin Nolan has had since his appointment as a coach at West Ham United.

The Irons have been one of the more surprising success stories this season, with David Moyes and his coaching team transforming a side which finished just five points above the relegation zone last term to one currently occupying fifth place in the Premier League, well in contention for Champions League qualification with just 11 games remaining of their campaign.

Following the Hammers' most recent victory, a 2-0 win against Leeds United on Monday night, ExWHUemployee singled out Kevin Nolan for praise on Twitter, claiming that the former West Ham midfielder's set-piece coaching is another thing to add to the list of reasons to praise the 38-year-old.

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Since being appointed as one of Moyes' assistant coaches back in February 2020, West Ham's league form has been rather impressive, with the club winning 18, drawing nine and losing 13 of their 40 Premier League games played since Nolan's arrival.

However, five of these 13 losses came over the coach's first six games at the club, a period in which it could be argued the 38-year-old had still not had enough time on the training pitch to implement his ideas.

With West Ham having scored a league-high 14 goals from set pieces so far this season - something which ExWHUemployee claims falls under Nolan's remit - it would very much appear as if the coach is indeed deserving of a considerable amount of praise for the work he has done with this West Ham side.

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