Northern Premier League

LUKE WHO’S NOW A GINGERBREAD?

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 July 2020

EXPERIENCE: Luke Hinsley

MARTIN MCINTOSH has been reacquainted with former Buxton colleague Luke Hinsley.
The Grantham Town boss has landed the experienced 30-year-old striker from Matlock Town.
Hinsley is no stranger to the Northern Premier League having already had two spells at Matlock, as well as stints at Buxton, North Ferriby United and Frickley Athletic.
“Luke is someone I’ve signed twice before and it’s another player with great experience at this level,” the Gingerbreads boss said. “He knows the league well and he is a welcome addition to the side a...

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