And, despite some confusion surrounding Jordaan's position, he is unlikely to have a change of mind and return to the West End.
One possibility, however, is that he could eventually join another league club, as he is keen to come back to England.
Jordaan had, in fact, already accepted a new contract with Lowerhouse but he revealed that he would now be cancelling that agreement because he did not believe the players wanted him to return.
Lowerhouse, so far, have refused to comment but they were expected to issue a statement today outlining their side of the situation and the sudden about-turn which has shocked many people throughout the league.
Jordaan is far and away the leading wicket-taker and has been largely responsible for Lowerhouse maintaining a championship challenge.
Their victory over Todmorden yesterday pushed them back into third place and the professional has become particularly popular with the supporters, as well as in the local community.
He has made a big effort to get involved and to promote the club.