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JORDAN Hempenstall is a Gingerbread man once again after signing for Grantham Town for a second time.
Hempenstall, the former Stamford and Lincoln United striker, first joined the Gingerbreads during the 2013/14 season, but finished last season with National League North side Brackley Town.
Now, he’s back at the South Kesteven Sports Stadium after signing for the new Evo-Stik NPL Premier campaign and manager Adam Stevens said: “Jordan is someone who we know well and will fit in with the ethos we have.”

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